Sci-Fi game project

CougarJo

Hi polycounters, first thread here

It will be used to show the realization of a sci-fi space shooter
that another artist and me are actually doing.

We are young french game artists, it's our first "big" project together.

I can't tell you much about the project, simply because nothing is definitive at this time. But we will regularly add news about gameplay, background...

Ok, less talk, more pictures. Here are the first assets I did.









More soon

CyberGameArts

Sweet! cant wait to see the result

Perzik

Thanks ,I hope you'll enjoy the following !

Oh, and I'm the second game artist on this project

CyberGameArts

Perzik wrote: »

Thanks ,I hope you'll enjoy the following !

Oh, and I'm the second game artist on this project

Yep I subscribed to the thread

mikhga

If you really want this to turn into a game with actual gameplay, and not just standalone portfolio material, I think you should slow down with the asset creation if you're not even sure exactly what kind of game you want to create. Put your minds together and think about what you want to create and put your thoughts down on paper and into a Game Design Document. Otherwise it's very likely your ideas will start to form around the assets you have already created, when it should be the other way around.

Good luck with your project!

CougarJo

I may be poorly expressed in the first post!

We know what kind of gameplay it's gonna be. As our project revolves around a strong atmosphere, not just the shoot, we want to create an interior that will be playable (big part of the story) , and who can present the project and our capacities!

And large point, we haven't developers, so for now the gameplay is just on paper.

Thanks for the advice

CougarJo

Today, one more plate (the square one) , model/texture by Perzik!





More soon!

CougarJo

Little update! We were busy on some crowdsourcing and other stuff, but here we are again!

For the moment I show you a quick marmoset render of the hallway. Some textures are just AO+NM.

This is a very quick insights on the mood that corridors should have.

CyberGameArts

cool!