Recently Daniel, who worked on the levels and graphics for The Cave of Ātman, wrote up a short blog post on his website about what he learnt from creating the game.
In the post he runs through how the idea behind the game was formed and explains the relationship between the game the stratergy role playing games that inspired it. He also discusses what lessons were learnt from making the game.
Been working lately on lots of 'behind-the-scenes' boring stuff that no one really cares about, so here’s a guy playing the sax for some reason.
Runestones: from concept to in-game model🗿
Sometimes the suction cup get sticky. Small animation I made in Blender after doing my tutorial on picking up/dropping objects in animations. Crate model by jQueary (https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/game-ready-sci-fi-crate-d98deca6…).
a drawing I did because I was bored😪. But I love how it turned out.😊
Cash Banooca
Explosive domino effect
We're knee deep in multiple large features and "game feel". Quick peek behind the scenes in this weeks Dev Blog: https://bit.ly/2QmmaQM
Some time ago, we posted a screenshot of the Mexico level. A curiosity about it is that, like some other scenarios of the game, it was inspired by a real landscape, The Basaltic Prisms of Santa María Regla. It is one of the natural wonders of the country!
blender animation experimentation, getting the hang of things fast. arms, rig, & gun models by me ofc
The Authority decided to investigate the Basement and leads to recovering classified documents Fun fact: The building has 928 doors and not 1000 doors. #horror
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