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Making in Blender The Fallen, one type of enemy for my game, developed in UE5.




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Facial expressions that hit hard! Added attack & reaction animations to make combat in Lobo: The Howl Within feel intense and immersive. Every strike, every wince—animated in Unreal Engine 5 + iClone. Let’s make every fight hurt 👊🔥

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Here’s a look at the new door interaction system.

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#3d #fnaf #fnac

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This new system lets you disarm enemies during combat and equip their gear for a strategic advantage. Every encounter is a new opportunity to adapt, upgrade, and survive.

Here's the #Blender animation I've been working on for the last little while!

I made it to celebrate 30 years of HeR Interactive (the company that makes the Nancy Drew games) and 100 years of the Nancy Drew books! What do you think?

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