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

Testing power-ups

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?

testing ze'Laza

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

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).

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)

A short introduction video

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.

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

...and Quick Update:

- Battling Point Light issues

- Getting the Elevator ready