Crowd control and combat in Lobo: The player has a set number of tokens. Enemies check for available tokens to see if they can engage. If a token is available, they attack. If not, they circle the player and wait their turn.

Why are headshots so satisfying?

It’s the perfect balance between risk and reward.

But be careful—in Lobo, a missed shot means trouble. The noise and enemy reactions will alert nearby foes! 🎯🔫

I'm creating a game-ready character inspired by Akira Toriyama for the 2024 Reallusion Character Contest. Look at these renders showing off facial expressions and detailed skin features, including tattoos.

Full process here:

https://blenderartists.org/t/2024-reallusion-3d-character-contes…

Deep inside ( hey sorry, i've been really slow with my comic, i didn't really know how to push things up, cuz it was kinda hard for me to make up something, so im just going to focus on other doodles that i want to draw )

Happy #screenshotsaturday! 🎮✨ Check out the first version of the seamless transition from comic to realistic style during gameplay in my game Lobo.

a bonbon candy!

(bonus points if you recognize the candy brand)

wanted to try low poly modelling with crocotile 3D again, it was lots of fun!

: Crocotile 3D (Modelling, Render), Aseprite (Textures, Final Touches)

Blocking out the design for a new level and running tests in Unreal Engine for my game Lobo. Excited to see how it all comes together! 🚧🎮

Turning limitations into features, part 2!

Check out the latest improvements to my Dynamic Comic Strip for storytelling in Lobo. I've enhanced the aesthetics with a new shader and added introductory animations and dynamic text for comic blurbs.

Otis in Underwater 🌊

Introducing quick access to Heavy Attacks for crowd control in Lobo! ⚔️ But there's a catch: these powerful moves consume stamina. Use them wisely and strategize before engaging in combat! #LoboGame #GameDev #IndieDev