Finally finished the chicken skeleton model. Still need to paint the model white black & poke some holes in it. I never want to make a skeleton model ever again now. Also, I hate silkie chicken feet. Both for modelling, and as just a thing that exists.

I'm so slow with this game... I got around to programming some of the "scares" in the game. You know when you shine a flashlight in an animal's eyes and this happens?

It's still very early in development, but I've been working on the shed the player will be visiting in the game, with a creepy basement/laboratory.

Modelling takes way too much time for me...

Not much done. I've been moving my stuff to CT, getting my office all re-set up, and trying to sort all my stuff, plus trying to balance all that with one other job & prepping for another job. So I've been pretty busy! Anyways, here's a dead chicken.

More work on the intro cutscene. How do you like the lighting & trees? Would have more to show, but it turns out that in my hiatus, I've completely forgotten how to use Blender haha.

This gif more or less summarizes my mental state the last month.

I'm trying to jump back into 3199, but updates may be more spaced out for a while. I'm really sorry for the delays, but life has been hectic recently with no signs of slowing down soon.

So...it's been a while, huh? I think I'm starting to get my mojo back, and I plan to start updating this game again, maybe on a bi-weekly basis this time. To show that I mean it this time, I've started work on the opening cutscene!

Sorry I'm late this week, work's been getting more intense lately. Anyway, here's some baby dolls in a giant egg! ... I swear this will make sense in the context of the game.

Still working on that shed & basement, honestly those metal sheets are what's taking up the most time. Still have to texture everything, though...

This isn't a game update, this is just something that I kind of need to write & post for myself more than anything else. P.S. As of now, this doesn't mean 3199's going anywhere yet, don't worry. Quite the contrary, I think.