A look at the newest additions to Project Torment. Just two simple movement mechanics, but they took about a full day to implement properly. More on that in dev log 2, on YouTube soon-ish.

This isn't related to Project Torment, but I've been working on a Cyberpunk 2077 mod project that will make my player character into a spawnable NPC that looks identical. This is the progress so far. There's still work to be done, but the basics are there

Hello everyone! It's been quite a while since I last posted anything here, so I thought I'd give an update. As seen in the attached image, I'm playing Cyberpunk 2077.

I've decided to mod the game. The image shown features a custom tattoo I made.

A custom time control system for #UnrealEngine. Footage shows all time slowed down, then later only Enemy & Environment time slow being toggled.

Time can be categorized and put into a hierarchy for an unlimited level of control. #gamedev

Eternity's Requiem's demo level is coming along well! It has a "room" now and the beginning of the lighting. I hope to release the demo level sometime early September. Stay tuned for that!

Having fun debugging bullet impacts to dynamically change VFX and SFX based on the surface. 🎯💥

Turn on 🔊

#GameDev #UnrealEngine #IndieGameDev #LoboGame

Happy dance!

Here's the animation for The Butcher when it was in Blender, it's slightly different now that it's solely animated in Unreal Engine. I love how it came out and I'm looking forward to seeing how it works out in game.

the curtains of reality

I completely forgot that I wanted to make a post asking for opinions. So, I've started my game in UE4 but UE5 has come out since then. The core idea is the same (retro FPS), but I don't know if moving to UE5 is worthwhile. Thoughts?