Most of my work on the 3199 game is trying to get the atmosphere just right. The first picture is what the game's like with lights on, and the other is what it's like with filters, fog, etc. What do you think, too spoopy?
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OK...been a hot minute. Had to go through a few things at home, & it's sometimes hard for me to just push through the art stuff sometimes. But hey, I'm finally getting close to finishing the overworld map! Still need some details here & there...
Hello! I just released my first commercial game on itch.io - SCP-3199!
Also, since this is my first SCP game, I'm launching a celebratory sale - 31.99% off! Come check it out!
Almost done with all the images! After that, it's adding some SFX, and it should be all ready to go!
Alright, so maybe 1-2 more weeks - but it WILL be before the end of June, I promise!
Finished the "Epilogue" section in 1 fell swoop today - just text across the screen. Also added "Game Options" earlier in the week.
I've been playing with some audio for the game using Audacity. What do you guys think of the sound so far?
No rest for the wicked! I'm already deep into my next game, an adaptation of "Diary of a Madman." The writing's done, and I'm about halfway done with the illustrations now. I'm guessing the project should be done by the end of July, so stay tuned!
Getting lost in the dark, so I added a working compass on the map screen - it does help a bit. I also need to re-rig the 3199 model because all of the animations broke & now it can only do the chicken dance. Don't ask me how that happened, I have no idea.
Finally, SCP-3199 is done!
I've released the game on itch.io, but I'll be starting a discounted 31.99% sale tomorrow at noon, so wait until then for the best deal!
For those wondering why I'm using the PS1 retro style, it's because I'm trying to paint the materials in Blender & I'm absolutely awful at it. The graphics are just hiding my chop-job texture work. Cutscenes are up, and it's exhausting. Bear with me!
Map progress going quickly, I just finished code so that you can "discover" the locations on the map. Now to add this code to every landmark, and time to move on to proper polishing.
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