A different version of Captain Skyro. More details over at Team Pok Pok
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Showing posts with label Skyro. Show all posts
October 17, 2012
September 19, 2011
Captain Skyro Video Trailer
Ahoy! Happy International Talk Like a Pirate day!
To join in the celebration, I would like to share a little treasure by giving ye all a sneak peek first ever video preview of Team Pok Pok(Dan Adijans and I)'s mobile game, Captain Skyro. Arrrrr! Enjoy!
It was real fun to work on the video preview. It's is still work in progress of the game but we thought that the Talk Like a Pirate day was a good excuse enough to share with the gaming community what we have been up to during our spare time.
First, Dan and I brainstormed a few rough storyboards in terms of the sequence and flow of the screens. We have a solid library of assets now already created for the game. So it was an easier process to grab the graphical and audio elements that we wanted to show and put it in a small video trailer.
The fact that we are at a very advance stage of prototyping, we were eager to record some of the game footage. Then it was a matter of editing and animating, which I have done a lot lately and been enjoying more and more...
In the end, it's not really a proper game trailer, but just a fun little teaser to celebrate Talk Like a Pirate day! Yarrrrr!
You can learn more about Team Pok Pok (made up of Dan and I) here.
We are also honoured to be featured on Kotaku here.
To join in the celebration, I would like to share a little treasure by giving ye all a sneak peek first ever video preview of Team Pok Pok(Dan Adijans and I)'s mobile game, Captain Skyro. Arrrrr! Enjoy!
It was real fun to work on the video preview. It's is still work in progress of the game but we thought that the Talk Like a Pirate day was a good excuse enough to share with the gaming community what we have been up to during our spare time.
First, Dan and I brainstormed a few rough storyboards in terms of the sequence and flow of the screens. We have a solid library of assets now already created for the game. So it was an easier process to grab the graphical and audio elements that we wanted to show and put it in a small video trailer.
The fact that we are at a very advance stage of prototyping, we were eager to record some of the game footage. Then it was a matter of editing and animating, which I have done a lot lately and been enjoying more and more...
In the end, it's not really a proper game trailer, but just a fun little teaser to celebrate Talk Like a Pirate day! Yarrrrr!
You can learn more about Team Pok Pok (made up of Dan and I) here.
We are also honoured to be featured on Kotaku here.
April 16, 2011
Skyro hot from the oven
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| Captain Skyro and his faithful parrot...made from cookies |
Is it a sign that Skyro2 needs to be "baked"? ;)
picture sourced from Dan's blog
If you haven't played that game before, play it here: http://www.adijans.com/skyro/
The making of the the game was documented here in a previous post: http://blog.neongsan.com/2010/09/captain-skyro.html
September 13, 2010
Captain Skyro: The Cloud Climber
Play it here: http://www.adijans.com/skyro/
Captain Skyro: The Cloud Climber was the first side project by Dan and myself.
I handled the graphics and animation while Dan built the physics and game logic .
The project was built with the MochiAds Rockstar competition in mind, and start to finish it took a little over a month. We played around different unique game engines and we really like the drag and elastic release game play.
A month later and results were in and we had won 1st place in the judges votes.
The sketches above show my process of sketching little drawings to quickly try different options of what could work in game. |
| This is one of the early quick digital painting concept to a a sense of the general feel of the game |
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| A quick overview in Flash of some animation states and the simple setup of the main characters |
Once I'm happy with the general art direction of the main game screen, then it's a matter of designing for the other screens with different environments.
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