RoD. DevDiary. Combat mechanics:

- parry, causing stunning of the enemy;

- block with loss of stamina;

- fast hit with normal damage;

- heavy hit with increased damage and high consumption of stamina;

- one-handed ax that can be purchased in the village.

DevDiary: ragdoll.

What could be better than killing the imps in different ways?

Beautifully slam the enemies against the elements of the environment, for sure.

#gamedev #unrealengine #horror #indiegame #survival

#RoD. DevDiary: dash (+bonus). The protagonist has been added mobility when fighting the enemy by means of a dash in the direction of movement. Award for the author of the most valuable commentary - Beta-key. Halloween is here :)

I refined the combat in Lobo: The Howl Within—smoother transitions, better animation blends, and improved camera work!

As a solo dev, I stitched together 4 animation packs from 3 creators to make it feel like one cohesive system.

#survival DevDiary: inventory and character parameters.

We will be grateful for your comments after you visually check the usability of the proposed inventory and how clear it is.

Every good adventure hides something behind a waterfall. In Lobo, when you reach the bridge, you’ll spot a small hint, easy to miss, but hard to forget.

Follow it, and you might just uncover something special. Exploration will be rewarded.

Happy to show the significant progress in development of "RoD" for the last monthes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qgrW9fZIzeo&t=4s

Here we focused on improved visual&sound effects when causing and receiving damage, using weapons; improved enemy animations; UX/UI system core.

#horror DevDiary: 3-barelled pistol. Advantages of this example of hybrid technology:

- 3 shots are available after each reload;

- significantly increased range;

- more damage due to the longer barrel length.

My new & probably my last project for a while

based on Superliminal fan game I created almost 2 years ago

Gotta finish this artistic shader nightmare

#survival DevDiary: Damage system.

It's one of the main issues when working out the mechanics of melee weapons.

The trick of the method shown in the video lies in the almost complete correspondence of the movement of the weapon to inflicting damage.