Here's an upcoming upgrade for the six Buildoids. That's right, they'll be able to slide and fit in tight passages just like their Frutoids counterparts. I'm hoping to implement that in Levity Fleet 3.

These are the Proloids and Bordones from the first three games. Sure they look very simplistic, but they look so much better in 16 bit. A big step up from the 8 bit sprites that couldn't be seen well in dark backgrounds.

Hey all, been a long time since I updated Levity Fleet, but I've returned to it. This time I gave small updates to LF4, the most recent game in the series, and I made sure the gimmicks would work decently. Not that it'd save the game much.

Well I came to terms with it, I'm gonna make Levity Fleet 5 into a 16 bit game and with these kinds of sprites. I hope the game will be a much needed revival for the games as a whole, look forward to it.

This is the camper that Dr. Zephyr and Steel Maiden stay in. While it looks quite amazing for a sprite, it's still just the 8 bit Dove Camper revamped with shading. Hope it looks good for any cutscene.

The fortress bosses for Steel Maiden to battle against. Some look rather familiar while others are quite new, but they'll provide a great challenge anyways. The bottom boss is the final boss, and it'll be the strongest of the group!

This is the pause menu for Creature Hunt. I know it's not great so far, but still good for showing the basic meters for the player and shows a menu to access energy refills.

A big change from the tiny sprites I usually draw, we finally have some pixel art for Steel Maiden. Might not be amazing, but still looks great anyway.

Here's the new weapons for Levity Fleet 3, took a lot of imagination and planning to get them done. They'll be very strong and useful just like the others before.

With every video game comes a hero and a villain. Cable Doll's villain is gonna be named Boss Spite, and she's the second sprite on this sheet. Spite will be the main antagonist of Cable Doll, and her plan involves stealing energy.