I’m working on a small game called Goblin Dungeon. The environment will be 3D with 2D billboarded sprites, like Paper Mario. There should have been a video here but your browser does not seem to support it. Unlike most tile-based dungeon crawlers, I will have elevation. That means you will be able to take stairs, fall, jump, fly, and of course fall into pits. To make the level design more interesting, I wanted the player to be able to fall great distances without breaking their knees.

I’m working on a small game called Goblin Dungeon. The environment will be 3D with 2D billboarded sprites, like Paper Mario. Here is the Lich. Overworked during his life, he takes it easy in the afterlife. There should have been a video here but your browser does not seem to support it. I have a sort of nice pipeline to draw my assets: I drew it using Clip Studio Paint.

Blender is a 3D modeling software used across many industries. It is very intimidating, with tons of features and options. After doing only the most basic operations, I realized that I needed a bit more if I wanted to be serious, even while producing placeholders for my games. I just finished a course from Grant Abbit and this is the result: I had stumbled onto one of their videos before thanks to The Algorithm.

Playing with shaders I never touched this subject before, but a video from Kishimisu made me look into it. The video was so great, that I decided to implement his tutorial in Godot and add a few knobs, to be able to play with it interactively. This is deployed on itch.io here and you can play it in your browser.

Mary Skelter is a series of games developed and produced by the Compile Heart/Idea Factory Duo, released on PS4/Switch/Vita and PC. It’s a dungeon crawler JRPG where you have to explore a grid-based dungeon with a first-person view and vanquish enemies in JRPG-style battles. Figuring out by which title to start was a headache as the original Mary Skelter was released on Vita. When Mary Skelter 2 was released, it contained a remake of the first one, with new maps, and a modified story and post-game.