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[SolarLune]

@asa - I agree. The gameplay looks interesting and off-the-wall. So it's going to be on PC?

Yeaaay, cross-post.

HP indicator, map progress (working on the next room over, too, not just this one).



EDIT: And better lighting in the sewer, I think. Though perhaps a tad too dark. Experimenting can only lead to more options, right?

[willy-wilson]

this takes much longer then i had expected.

[thatshelby]

It looks fantastic, though. How did you make this?

[willy-wilson]

its actually very simple its 2 layers well a few more with the icons ect, but the map itself is 2 both with pattern overlays one tinted lighter then the other and then some layer styles. The lighter tinted one above after that you just mask out what you want as land and photoshop does the rest.

[McMutton]

The final effect is quite nice, Willy.


Moooooooody.


monitors sure are inconsistent. How's that?

[Simon Andersson]

Or just so dark that I can't see a single thing on my monitor

[ANtY]

@Simon: oh god, this looks so funny :D

@topic: working on hud for this:

[Alec S.]

A little bit of this



And a little bit of this

[Franklins Ghost]

Level design I'm working on for a new game.

[JWK5]

This is just a quick series of doodles to drive home the general tone of the setting for the game I am working on. The game itself is sort of an homage to the NES Castlevania games with a similar deliberate pacing in the movement (for example no air control on the jumps). I was going to use the Grandma engine in GM8.1 but I decided to just start one up from scratch since I wanted a pretty specific setup.

I want to make it something semi-open world like Demon's/Dark Souls but I am keeping the gameplay very much Castlevania-esque (NES), with tight-knit level designs and no grinding. The basic way you could picture it is Dark Souls-like checkpoints (the bonfires) and between each is the equivalent to one level in Castlevania (part 1) with branching paths. Occasionally you will enter towns/settlements that provide a little storyline (so overall it is probably going to have a feel similar to Castlevania 2: Simon's Quest but less erratic).

The setting is a sort of a post-apocalyptic modern era with elements of horror and superheroes. Everyone is infused with the energy from the Starcypher but once someone actually puts it to use and manifests their powers they become sort of vampiric and must feed off of the cypher energy of others to sustain themselves. Over-feeding "bloats" them in horrific ways and basically turns them into bestial monsters.

[Fark]

Loving the artwork and setting, JWK5 

[asa]

New stuff, I started creating the main game, got new placeholders for bullet types and bullet viewer working today. Also new effect for bullets that miss their targets: http://youtu.be/IGU5ijYfiAA
And new blog post for more info http://www.kaipaamo.fi/make3d/moloch-eats-healthy/

[SolarLune]

NPCs and dialogue.

[Dacke]

Or just so dark that I can't see a single thing on my monitor

 

[Simon Andersson]

Thanks!

I'm really intrigued by this! Kinda feels the first season of heroes, but instead of getting diffrent powers, everybody became Sylar. And that sounds totally awesome.