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[karlozalb]

Timo Vihola that looks aaaaamazing!

Another new stage type, desert stage! KickStarter stuff  

Click here or over the image for full size

[Quarry]

HiFiHair: Thanks!

Brand new buildings which are built from modular pieces, really makes the small towns feel like towns and not just 1 building repeated 10 times



Day screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/Y0p8Ncf.png
Mist screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/4OZQRGL.png
Night screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/1uGffiH.png (this last one is slightly outdated already, there's lights now in some of the windows)

These screenshots almost look prerendered, what is that build running on?

[Bishop]

[Hypnohustla]

Destructible buildings! Accidents with gas are very common after all.


And I'm not going to be ashamed to post the Greenlight link for it
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=264238352

[pnch]

early space mines test!

[Laddo_D]

[playerhayter]

We're working on a "puzzle gem" game called Feeding Time, coming out in June for iOS.

Rather than go the typical "match 3" approach, it's a game about creating combo runs of linked food items, trying to create "feeding frenzies" for your animals who border the puzzle screen. Also unique is how you can chain combos together and link different items simultaneously.



It's our first indie game, after a few years of contract work - we've had this in our oven for a while now, but have been giving it as much polish as possible so that we release something to be truly proud of!

[Buzzwerd]

@Atmos the look you have going there is really awesome.

Getting to work on some menu art and close to done with the title screen logo.

[soulburner]

Here a screenshot from our game "VHS Story" we're developing (also, here is the devlog at TIGForums)



You can find lots of movie/game references on this screenshot.

[Magnesium Ninja]

Working on raider ships and pirate battles

[Timo Vihola]

karlozalb: Much appreciated!

Quarry: It might be the combination of physically-based lighting, DOF and watertight 3d models which gives that stable pre-rendered look. We prefer techniques that have good stability and image quality, which leaves out flickery stuff like alpha tested grass out of the picture. The only use of alpha blended textures is currently on particles. (and whenever feasible we prefer mesh particles because the lighting is just so much better with proper 3d meshes)

Out of all the effects depth of field at ultra quality is probably the most demanding - it's awesome for in-game "photography" and maybe for events like when you talk to characters to highlight who's talking etc. During normal gameplay we only have the near DOF active.

Here's a Depth of Field comparison I did on my home computer: (2009 built rig with an upgraded graphics card Geforce 580 GTX)


It runs fine but as you can see you can really kill the performance by cranking up the DOF quality and it after a certain point it doesn't even change visually

Some cuteness to counterbalance the old wrinkly wizard:

[Lunais]

Working on cutscene scripting and portal special effects. Here's the main character jumping from the past to the present through a Time Gate.

[metlslime]

Using a torch to light up a dark room.

[Sebioff]

Making good progress with this theme park game, we can build something that looks like a small park now!

[Jonathan Burroughs]

An impromptu appointment.

[Raku]

Working on cutscene scripting and portal special effects. Here's the main character jumping from the past to the present through a Time Gate.

Your game looks more and more appealing with each screenshot you post!

Also, working on the aesthetics of a sleazy back-alley.

and

[Ice Water Games]

[JustColorado]

Putting up some Fences. 

[Nicholas Lives]

New and Improved fog and particles for The Infected Waters!

[{VeTeR}]

Temp graphics but it works :]