~Screenshot Central!

[Momeka]

Tilesets/backgrounds are still in progress and will be undergoing a lot of colour changes! Progress is rather snail-paced as I've programmed it all myself, done all the art and animation and I'm also doing the music.... eeeesshhh...

As always I love it. How long have you been working on it now?

The zoom in looks alright, but yeah, you probably want to make the tileset in the same style.

[zuhane]

WAY too long. Chucked 2 prototypes over the years and lost my other dev, so I'd say around 4-5 years on and off!

I don't really have a proper structure for developing either, so I keep adding new features, messing with it, trying to give
it that perfect platformy "feel", etc. The platforming feels tight though now also graphics are generally the last thing I'll
be polishing, so long as the game is functional and has all its features working! Here's a little video of a free-running area:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uNn7J47ZRRU

[Moosetroop11]

That music XD

[Momeka]

Hahaha, yeah, the music is great. Game looks really solid, Zuhane. It's Xna right?

[ANominalWill]

Here are a few more screenshots of my project. The dungeon area is complete (though the boss battle represents several placeholders), and the forest area is in early progress with graphics subject to refinement.

[zuhane]

Glad you like the music! That's not the official soundtrack as you might have guessed haha. Yup, all made in XNA. Did the switch over to Unity for a bit,
but it seemed like more work porting it all across than just getting it made!

[ANominalWill]

Some screens for the next area of my game, "Demeter's Pass".





Game completion is around 8-10%.

[Moosetroop11]

I like the unusual colourset. The maps look quite empty, but I suppose that's better than over cluttered...

[ANominalWill]

I feel the same way, and so I've been brainstorming ideas of details to add. Unfortunately, I can't think of much to add in a snowy landscape.

Of course I'm always open to ideas. 

[Fisherson]

I feel the same way, and so I've been brainstorming ideas of details to add. Unfortunately, I can't think of much to add in a snowy landscape.

Of course I'm always open to ideas. 

You have to decide how creative you want to be.  Like with a cave: you can say that it has a classic theme of crystal,volcanic,poison or mining but why not go futher? If this face is inhabited by man eating sentient plants you can have a loud of cool options for decorating or maybe a fearsome ogre lives there and li es to make humorous bone skulptures. You just gotta think about what's exotic and interesting to look at. May even lead to unique puzzle mechanics.