Vic Da Baldie

We're participating in a #Metroidvania game jam! Here is the antagonist of the game, a very fearsome bat - uh, rat. 🐭⚰️

Please just don't ask to see the 3D model yet sldjfsfldj.

#GameDev #IndieDev #GameArt #unrealengine #ConceptArt #DigitalArt #RatStan #HeIsNotAMouse

Looks incredible! I love how there is this feel of 3D with the pixel art. Is that because you added several frames to it?

Thats awesome that you did, can only learn through doing. Looking forward to seeing more of your work!

Would love to see what you used to learn how to make this happen or if you tried designing it yourself with no guidance! Cool stuff!

Yes, just like Game Theory! Intolerant folks will cheat to win, which is what would lead those that are tolerant who vie for cooperation will "lose" to those who will cheat to "win".

I can definitely see the berserk influences! Even in that panel alone. Can't wait for part 2!

This was a great read, what influences did you draw on to create this? Particularly drawn to the panel where Bryn is standing in front of a tower.

Really enjoyed that first part.

Here is another starter packed that popped up on my feed!

Credits go to Doomski

Pack 1 - go.bsky.app/MCoaCBe
Pack 2 - go.bsky.app/rmDBjd
Pack 3 - go.bsky.app/7iFuo3h
Pack 4 - go.bsky.app/HrD5Qy

Starting development of a game can be tricky. I find research to be very helpful. Most games were built on concepts and designs of those that came before them.

More importantly though is innovation and creativity. I'd ask what feature from a game inspired me, and then how would I iterate on it?

E.g. Metaphor Refantazio ambush music sounds similar to Fire Emblems Three Houses main theme/battle theme. Only a certain section of it though.

Once you research similar games, do so to use them as a frame of reference or inspiration! Write down what you liked, why you liked it and how you felt a connection to what you are building.

Could even be a small section of the song.

When I think about what UI or music I want I think about themes, settings and style. The best modern examples, for me, is Persona 5 and Metaphor ReFantazio.

Ask yourself:
1) What genre of game is this?
2) What time period does it take place?
3) What is it about?

Then, research similar games.

Thank you so much Wave! This is super helpful!

Wizardry vibes, love this so much!

This reminds me of Time and Eternity! Combat gameplay that was ahead of its time, mired with other issues.

Where would you recommend to find some?