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[bsp]

Udon Dreams is a first-person adventure game. You are hired to go undercover on board a resort ship in space and sabotage it prior to its grand opening.

beep beep I am updating this OP as the links were a broken mess. read through the rest of the thread and I'll edit this soon~~

[mushbuh]

coool

[unsilentwill]

Well I'm psyched.

[macepoodle]

Looking nice so far. I especially like the lighting and that 's not pushing for realism. Best of luck! I'll keep an eye on your progress.

[MAVW]

oh boy, keeps getting better

[Quicksand-S]

Well, this looks awesome. Visually, it makes me think of System Shock 2 crossed with Jazzpunk, and the level of interactivity you describe sounds really appealing. I'm looking forward to seeing more.

[Armageddon]

I love it. Man I just want people to keep making System Shock 2 ripoffs, they're so great.

[danieru]

Love the visual style.

[DrDerekDoctors]

Another vote for "it done looks jus' like System Shock 2!" - the gameplay sounds really fun and interesting.

[mushbuh]

Honestly im just concerned about how many memes you can fit into this game. I think it would be really epic to maybe add a model of notches new house, or some kind of "butts joke" (that could work well in the bathroom!)

[bsp]

Thanks everyone. The tram area/maintenance tile sets (aka all the dark grey stuff) are definitely an ode to SS2 (grav shafts.....). Jonatan Poljo's art for 0x10c by Notch was a bigger eye opener initially, but there are many different areas of the ship that aren't sci-fi wall panel core. These will be reserved for the tram that runs underground and maintenance areas.

and yeah man, cleb is working on a memes-per-minute (MPM) tracker to make sure the fun stays fresh. indie butts is the funniest thing and itll be there!

Here's a preview of some pressurization tech. Wherever there is a glass window to space you can break it, so that area will get depressurized and be chaotic for a few seconds until it stabilizes into low/zero G and things begin to float. Re-pressurization works as well but that isn't shown here. (Also the effects are turned off on the player here so we can hang back and observe instead of suffocating in space.)




no embedding.. tig pls

This is a rather simple demonstration but it can actually handle a pretty wide array of scenarios. Being in a sealed off room, opening a window to space, and then opening a door will result in it chaining down to the new room that just opened. If two space cuts are opened and the distance is equal the distribution is randomized, and some other stuff like that.

[plump]

i love the visuals
hyped

[bsp]

Just some little interactive things with a noodle carton

http://puu.sh/f5f4l/f712f6ca59.mp4

[gimymblert]

cool

[gunswordfist]

i want to see more.

[Alec S.]

This is looking really good.

[bsp]

thanks everyone.

got some new art done over the last couple days, mainly redoing the hotel lobby entrance

after

ty mush for rock help

before (to be fair this is actually a bit older but the best representation of previous entrance)

the hotel wasn't initially designed with a 50s american tiki/polynesian theme in mind but more generic "tropical maybe idk" so looking back it's pretty dang trash.

here's the moai man (might delete those extrusions from his nose.. not sure if it's even readable that well so a waste of geo)


working on a little something under the bridge as well..

[Armageddon]

I'm curious if you use ProBuilder or something because of the white 1x1 meter texture. I can't imagine trying to put together levels this complex in Unity, it's a pain to just build a few rooms for me.

[bsp]

Yep, we're using ProBuilder for pretty much all of the world geo (floors, walls, ceilings). We greybox in that and then texture it up and start building the custom props for that area. We even use it for basic stuff like square flower pots.



ProGrids goes hand in hand with it of course, but we also use QuickDecal. Really good tools.

[barley]

This looks really cool