Creating a Semi-Open World For Project Feline – Update 0.9.2
I made a semi-open world for my anime-style parkour game, Project Feline! In this devlog episode we'll be exploring my level design process, gathering and transforming reference from real-world locations into a fully playable 3-d map. We'll also be exploring my use of quick and iterative level block-outs to rapidly test design and gameplay. In addition, I'll be sharing my thoughts on how inspriation for storytelling can be found from the mundaneness and beauty in everday life.
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Project Feline (Prototype)
Anime-style parkour action!
Status | Prototype |
Author | Raymond Cripps |
Genre | Action |
Tags | 3D, 3D Platformer, Action-Adventure, Anime, Female Protagonist, Parkour, Sci-fi, Singleplayer, Third Person, Unreal Engine |
Languages | English |
Accessibility | Configurable controls |
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