I was just messing around with a few versions and I like this one the best. This would be Ian's model from 1910, but as you can see I've only designed the head. And I haven't put in any of the electrical aspects yet. But this is everything you need for functional eye, mouth, eyebrow, and eyelid movement. I like it the most because it's the most functional and looks the least like it was designed by someone who doesn't know how to design stuff. Seriously, a lot of the other versions either clearly wouldn't work in real life or are just ugly as crap. Like the 1902 model, the refurbished version, the 1907 model, and the original model. So, yeah. This one is also a lot more compact compared to the others. Yes, I also made sure that this only uses tech that existed in 1910.
Next up
Started working on the cameras, but I haven't actually added any yet.
This a cool setup?
I want you guys to know that after The Horrors, I will still make games in the Recursive universe, and I already have at least two more planned.
I'm going to make a few more scratch games before I move to professional game development and begin the main Recursive canon games.
MOVE OUT OF THE WAY
I got bored so I spent three hours condensing the Rellick Legacy into one drawing.
Jumpscare test
Still struggling on trying to think of a reason for players to look at the cameras. If you guys have any ideas, I'd be happy to hear them, plus you'll get your name in the credits.
Here's the refined version that the actual game will use. I just updated the tech a little bit so it would work better, and because it's supposed to be almost a century later.
Experimenting with ambience. Tell me what you think.
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