These are all the tiles I’ve used to build the backgrounds in Ninja Senki. Many GBA games I’ve worked on in the past had more than twice this amount of tiles just for one environment. Keeping the number of tiles low (more like a NES game) made the task of building level smooth and fast. I could also spend more time drawing each individual tile.
Here are some new screenshots of Wizorb. By the way, Paul Robertson is collaborating on the project (^_^). Check out some awesome animations he’s making.
Please help the people of Tarot save their village!
Almost 3 years ago, I made this lowpoly Camaro along with a pitch for a DS version of Driver. Sadly, the project went nowhere. This is highly inspired by some awesome low poly cars made by Kenneth Fejer, but this isn’t nearly as good. It’s still unfinished (I didn’t texture the bottom part of the car) and has a bit too many tris.
The fantasy breakout game project I’ve been working on now has a name and a title screen!
I’m going to spend the next week in Chengdu for work. For the occasion, I made this animation paying homage to Little Ninja Brothers on NES.
I’m moving to a new apartment on january 2nd. I’m packing my stuff right now, so updates might be a bit sparse for the next few weeks. In the meantime, here are some test sprites I did a while ago for a pixel version of my now-defunct Galactic Police shooter.
Happy Holidays!
In addition to my fantasy breakout game project, I’ve been “secretly” working on a small action packed ninja game. The development of the game is going very well. In fact, it is pretty much feature complete. However, I still have to build a bunch of levels, create some new enemies, debug and do more polishing before releasing it. I hope to release it before Christmas. Here are some screen shots:
I should also upload a video in the upcoming weeks.
