Normal people: What's the point of watching a game play itself? Idle/Incremental gamers:

all of the pieces are coming together terrain props units buildings simulation vfx sfx animations lighting torches mounts I need ui, a story, & some math and I'll have enough parts to make a game!

Game Art Styles Daily #4 3/6 🟨🟨🟩⬛⬛⬛ gameartstyles.com/daily Wordle but for games!

ever keep working on something after its clear you lost the plot? scope creep to the max thats where I am right now

cut me some slack on the sound effects - its a work in progress 😭 demonstrating some locomotion and bow handling here

Octopath has the craziest scenes can’t imagine modeling it this one reminds me of a 3D Seiken Densetsu 3 great game

Mixamo animation library seems to have a lot of noise. Is there any other animations library with a higher ratio of usable animations?

building gameartstyles to help me study game design has been cool - its pushing me to ask questions and explore ideas in game theory I might never have come across I've been looking at some of the range in art styles some of the more well known series have... I didn't play a lot of these in the 80s or 90s so seeing how they evolved is pretty cool what's your favorite Zelda? I really liked ocarina & majoras but I don't think I could pick another than tears at this point. it was just too good

@maxkalashnikoff ^^^

getting into the fun stuff! dropped my Endless Hunter combat system into the game (one of the best things about clean code, dropping modular systems you are happy with across projects) testing out how some first iteration vfx look - this intentionally low resolution style is a lot easier to work with than trying to push pixel art to higher res through scaling

And Unravel...

Except Little Big Planet...

I’ve moved on to the final boss. Writing my simulation in C++ for scaling entities.