Hey guys I apologise for the delay of development, screenshots ect. I’ve been really busy with sorting out university ect. I will have more time to work on No Dead Folk! Now so keep posted for screenshots and other information. I’ve also been redesigning a few things. The plan is to develop the game more, release more screenshots and possible dev video’s and then if things go well maybe a kickstarter, let me know what you think.
Stay posted, things will be happening real soon!
Jacob.
Reel-To-Reel // Short Film: http://youtu.be/jZofKya9Vxs
Added gravity to animations and comparing to the previous animations. Added gravity by showing the movement of Hillbilly Bob’s oversized shirt. I think it gives the animations and more realistic look in terms of physics but i’m not sure which animation is better.
The ABOUT page has been updated giving more information on the game. YAY!
Submitted recent posts on animations and PS VITA SDK content & more.
Hey Guys, If any other Indiedevs are using the PSM STUDIO or PSM SDK these could be useful for you also. I recently created some pixel PS Vita buttons to use for in game instructions or control options and things like that. Just Download them. They are re sized version which is 1080p x 1080p or the original which is 100p x 100p.
Also if you are still following my blog or progress with No Dead Folk! then thank you; it’s greatly appreciated. I am currently working on animations, more level designs and thinking about changing or expanding the games platform from PC to PS vita now that I have the opportunity to work with the PSM SDK.
Peace & Love
Jacob.
Doing more animation work and trying to add gravity to the animations but not sure which looks better? In terms of gravity I mean Hillbilly Bob’s over-sized shirt ruffling when he returns to his normal stance.
not the best animation but it will do while I am testing the game. Started doing more work on No Dead Folk!. If you read my blog or follow my progress I’d like to thank you for your support.
Peace and love
Jacob.
My game No Dead Folk! was Game Of The Day on Games Freezers blog yesterday. Read the article here
No Dead Folk! 