After some failures with game design, I've returned back to the drawing board yet again. Speaking of drawing board, I created some new ninja heroes for my upcoming redo of Erratic Fable, and these happen to be the heroes and villains of said game.
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Here's an upcoming upgrade for the six Buildoids. That's right, they'll be able to slide and fit in tight passages just like their Frutoids counterparts. I'm hoping to implement that in Levity Fleet 3.
It's the Proloids and Bordones from the 8 bit games, but converted into 16 bit. If that wasn't good enough, I chose to improve their designs to allow for the ability to transform, which will add to the gameplay itself. Until next time, have a good day!
With every video game comes a hero and a villain. Cable Doll's villain is gonna be named Boss Spite, and she's the second sprite on this sheet. Spite will be the main antagonist of Cable Doll, and her plan involves stealing energy.
Meet the other six Bordones, they're a bit stronger than the previous six, but still have some weaknesses. They have abilities such as a spear, fire, sludge, a charge kick, gravity shifting, etc.
It's the Buildoids and Scrapones from the 8 bit games, but converted into 16 bit. As an extra bonus, I gave them much needed redesigns to allow the ability to transform, which will add to the gameplay as well. Until next time, have a good day!
Here are the enemy drones for Creature Hunt, sure they're very similar to what I created in past games, but they'll be different enough to provide a good challenge. I'll also add objects that spawn enemies a lot, which will add to challenge too.
These are all of Wire Doll's special weapons. She will obtain them from eight bosses and/or the shop. The special weapon can be used alongside the default weapon, just on an additional button.
I know I shared this a little while ago, but here's the eight new heroes of Creature Hunt. Each having an armor with beast-like features, and they'll even have powers emulating what beasts can do too!
Hey all, been a long time since I updated Levity Fleet, but I've returned to it. This time I gave small updates to LF4, the most recent game in the series, and I made sure the gimmicks would work decently. Not that it'd save the game much.
These are prototype sketches of how the Proloid Scalpel looked during 2017. I could've worked on and finished Levity Fleet 1 during 2018, yet I felt conflicted feelings and was unsure of my future. Now there's four games for Levity Fleet, so much better!
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