The menu was inspired by the UI from old source games such as Half Life and L4D which I draw a lot of inspiration from. The settings can also be changed while in-game if you notice any performance issues, or if you don't like a specific setting on. The only thing left that needs to be done on the menu is the ability to change the control binds and possibly reworking the saving system.
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Haven't been able to work on the game much since I've been studying for mid-term exams, but here's an in-game screenshot for no reason
Here's some artwork and concepts for the game that I can show without spoiling too much [ Info can be found for each inside attached article... ]
My brain has entirely turned off, today
Is the Spook Month
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A little shading experiment that uses a trick made by Cody Gindy to make the model look painterly by painting over the world normal maps.
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