attempting to beam one million pages of godot documentation into my head at once

#BLAME!

This project I prototyped a year ago regularly gives me chills when I play it, which is rare for something I work on for long periods of time. It's still creatively cooking, but after A MAZE I think the direction I want to go with this is participatory performance in a live setting

something very charming about bilinear filtered (blurry) extremely low resolution textures, especially for organic textures like metal, rust, little details, etc. maybe it's just my fondness for old PC games and the N64 but I love it.

whew

my hands are cold and numb, the malice@doll video is finally ready www.youtube.com/watch?v=EVcW...

I think I need to be more explicit in my exposition

dummy

baked lighting + capsule shadows

bad lightmaps

Now that I've escaped retopo/texture/rig/animation hell, I'm back to practicing sculpting

Trying to figure out static light baking in unreal

thinking of watching ghost in the shell arise before the new anime comes out

I initially wanted to pose the title screen as if they were dancing, but I couldn't pull it off.

Early variant of a character, when I was still figuring out how I should sculpt the hair.

Over the last two years (on and off) I've been working on this game while trying to improve my 3d sculpting/modeling skills, and I think it turned out pretty good. I'd appreciate it if you checked it out 🙏

I remade the most of characters twice during development. Probably around seven fully made characters (excluding mesh variations) I ended up not using.

Over the last two years (on and off) I've been working on this game while trying to improve my 3d sculpting/modeling skills, and I think it turned out pretty good. I'd appreciate it if you checked it out 🙏

DOPPELGANGER kurethedead.itch.io/doppelganger A mannequin lies disassembled on the bed A window is blocked with steel bars You must find a way out of the room This is a point and click escape room game, around 30-60 minutes long

If you like getting good at a difficult video game you should try reading a difficult book

I'm releasing a game soon called "doppelganger". It's a point and click escape room game, ~10 minutes long. If any mutuals would like to help playtest this game then let me know, I'd really appreciate it.

@ sea

cutscenes are done. the end is near

one more cutscene left

2 cutscenes left to do

Trying to work on some blood fluid simulations in blender

that's not quite right

Is reading a book 10 pages a day while taking notes too slow? Just wondering

I don't want to post spoilery models, but progress is being made (slowly)

visual accidents

WIP🧟‍♂️

Game will come out before the end of the month or else I impale my head on a pike

solid marble eyes

in the light

going more in detail with the mannequin hands

in the darkness

High poly sculpt finished, now in the process of retopologizing everything.