There is something magic about creating, texturing and animating your own characters and importing them 1:1 into a Game Project that you have to code on your own. Game Development is a lot of work, but darn rewarding! Who's with me?! :D
Next up
Messing around with creating a more confined atmosphere in the deeper levels. Added some lower roughness textures and fog... slimy, creepy, dirty... works! Flashlight away
Part of a cutscene.
Trying to rework my project for the HDRP rendering pipeline, after mistakenly and unknowingly having used the standard rendering pipeline. It broke a lot of things, but now I can use SSS and much more cool stuff. Bit of a set-back.
Testing power-ups
Another object I taught my #Blender class how to make... Can you guess where this is going? 
My project is blowing bubbles...
Horrors Await.
next space craft in
Exterior Shot of the Tower Asylum, in which the story takes place.
...and Quick Update:
- Battling Point Light issues
- Getting the Elevator ready
Here's an antique hourglass I made in #Blender for my game "What Was Found at Ravenhill" 
I really like how this one turned out 
4 minute test play of ALPHA 02052023
Marks almost 2 months of development. Proud moment of "I've made a thing!"
Whoever wants to test the game, be my guest. It's on itch.io (and can't be found , lol).
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