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
Next up
...added some rusty stuff... makes it more dangerous looking. First official enemy down.
Cutscene snippet of "April's first encounter with Scarlett"
Testing power-ups
Speedrun of modelling is almost done
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
RELEASE ME!!! Thanks to @skvllycat 
for the Audio Design.
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.
A short introduction video
The celebrate poster is as āPlaceholderā for now.
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?
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