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Working on the combat system! In "An Eternity Gone By", you can pick up and throw, melee, or shield any object around you. Plants, couches, tents, it's all fair game! #indiegame #indiegamedev #indiedeveloper #gamedev
From design to reality!! Creating enemies for An Eternity Gone By has been an incredible amount of fun! #indie #indiegame #gameart #conceptart #indiegamedev
Meet Yevhenii, a prop artist for Trashfire Games on An Eternity Gone By! Read the full interview at https://trashfiregames.com/2023/06/30/meet-the-team-4/ #art #prop #gamedev #gameart #meettheteam #gameinterview #gameartist #propartist
Meet Cláudia Nunes, an architect turned environmental game artist for An Eternity Gone By. Read more at www.trashfiregames.com! #indievideogames #indiegames #videogames #gamedev #indiedev #portfolio #gameinterview #gameart #environmentalart #architect
Take a peek at the gameplay of An Eternity Gone By: projectile mode. Anything can be used as a projectile, and we really do mean anything! #gameplay #indiegameplay #newindiegame #indievideogames #indiegame #independentgame
What should we name this cute little guy 
? Yes, he is made of cotton candy by the way. #conceptart #art #gameart #indiegame #indiegamer #sheep #cow #demon
Meet Paul-Jean Formenti, or Defrog, a programmer on our team working on An Eternity Gone By. Read more at www.trashfiregames.com! #indievideogames #indiegames #videogames #gamedev #indiedev #portfolio #interview #gameinterview
One of the very first enemies we came up with: A Demon Cow with fur made out of cotton candy and a creepy skull for a head. It attacks like a bull, charges right at you or kicks you with its hind legs!
Just resting with nature a bit before throwing myself back into the chaos.
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