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Gull Island

3 years ago

Sunny weather at the Island today! Took the opportunity and made some very simple stylized trees. Developing for WebGL is like developing for an old console: Every vertex, every texture and sound file size counts! So far a very fun challenge for me :)




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I added globally synced weather (using a very secret technique I came up with, which does not require any networking) and added items for the gulls to carry! Also I created this tiny game site for people who want to follow this little experiment!

Super secret update friday!

Zombies are now a bit... Lets say "more motivated" in the darkness of the night!

Hey everyone! I just wanted to quickly announce that 9:16 is now free for everyone to download! It's been a while since I worked on this project and I decided that I want everyone to experience this unique project instead of hiding it behind a paywall!

@NEOWIZ_QUEST 's NARRATIVE JAM has begun!

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Finally happy with the "indoors" part of the game! Adding a small, closed off area to the open world of the forest was challeging but worth it. Lots of enviromental story telling in this one! :)

Happy #WIPWednesday! Are you working on a game? Making some art? Practicing a song? Something else? Tell us in the comments!

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I'm more than excited to launch this games EARLY ACCESS! Its really been a passion project for me and I cant wait for your feedback! :)

Soon you will be a part of it.

@NEOWIZ_QUEST 's NARRATIVE JAM is underway!

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Its almost been a year since I developed "9:16" and im still proud of what I achieved! I tried to push the visuals to be as photorealistic as possible and keep the gameplay as immersive as I could. Give it a try and tell me what you think :)