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As a solo game developer, I have to be creative in turning limitations into features. Since I'm not an animator and can't hire one, I developed a dynamic comic strip system for storytelling instead of cinematics. Here’s the first step—still a WIP!
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When an enemy's health drops below a certain threshold, you can unleash brutal finishers! The threshold and animations scale with the player's level. Here's an example of a finisher using a firearm. 🔥
Testing enemy reactions and fine-tuning the timing window for perfect blocks and counterattacks in Lobo. Each enemy brings a unique challenge! 🛡️⚔️ #GameDev #IndieGame #ue5
Crafting a sword for a video game! ⚔️
I’m available for commissions—whether it’s characters, accessories, or props for your game, don’t hesitate to reach out!
Happy #WIPWednesday! Are you working on a game? Making some art? Practicing a song? Something else? Tell us in the comments!
Designing an intuitive Quest & In-Game Notification system for Lobo! 📜✨ Built for clarity and immersion, designed in Illustrator and fully implemented in Unreal Engine. 🎮🔥
Thanks to @TeamHalfBeard 
, it is Time to Morp.
Begin to Morp in your quest log and then Morp more here: https://bit.ly/time2morp
Crafting intuitive and immersive UI/UX for Lobo! 🎮✨ Here’s a look at the Inventory & Equipment system I designed and implemented in Unreal Engine. If you're looking for a UI/UX designer for your game, let’s connect!
In Lobo, enemies have a random chance to perform synced attack animations. To enhance the cinematic experience, I’ve added a spectator camera that spawns dynamically to capture the action—cleverly avoiding collisions and obstacles for the perfect shot!
Work in progress: Inventory and equipment system updated with new slots for my game, Lobo! 🛡️🎒 #GameDev #IndieGame #uidesign
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