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?

watched a video about urbexer's yesterday who went into a retired navy vessel. The detail of elements in such a ship is ridiculous. These valve handles and flanges I have modelled a while back in Blender, which I can finally put to good use.

Testing some audio for the first time.

The annoying shot sound is currently for the only weapon avilable... lol

Honored to have commissioned "Slimygoo", one of my favorite artists, to bring some coolness into this project. Super excited for this one!

You will find his art here:

https://slimygoo.newgrounds.com/

(btw: in the concept you can see a space-pod pilot taking shape)

Exterior Shot of the Tower Asylum, in which the story takes place.

...and Quick Update:

- Battling Point Light issues

- Getting the Elevator ready

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

Part of a cutscene.

Trying to rework my project for the HDRP rendering pipeline, after mistakenly and unknowingly having used the standard rendering pipeline. It broke a lot of things, but now I can use SSS and much more cool stuff. Bit of a set-back.

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

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

Elevator WiP