There is something magic about creating, texturing and animating your own characters and importing them 1:1 into a Game Project that you have to code on your own. Game Development is a lot of work, but darn rewarding! Who's with me?! :D

Cutscene snippet of "April's first encounter with Scarlett"

4 minute test play of ALPHA 02052023

Marks almost 2 months of development. Proud moment of "I've made a thing!"

Whoever wants to test the game, be my guest. It's on itch.io (and can't be found , lol).

Started working on the pick-up item mechanics.

The one from the screenshot is a simple energy re-filler.

more stuff to come...

...added some rusty stuff... makes it more dangerous looking. First official enemy down.

37 DVDs of backing up graphics, sounds and project versions. For a game that is only 76MB in size (so far).

Who else uses optical to back things up, I wonder?

Messing around with creating a more confined atmosphere in the deeper levels. Added some lower roughness textures and fog... slimy, creepy, dirty... works! Flashlight away

next space craft in

Well, Boys and Girls, thanks ya'll for checking the pinned thing post. Didn't quite expect that. - Today's on the menu, replacing the hanging spook logo" with a new title logo. The Tower's water tank. At least now Adam's Creek has a logo going. So long

radioactive ring weapon