Screenshot Thread

As it stands.

Minimum System Operating Requirements
• Windows 7 or Windows 8
• DirectX 11 graphics card with 3Gb Video RAM
• Quad core CPU (6Ghz +)
• 8GB Memory (12GB on Vista)

Recommended System Operating Requirements
• Windows 8
• DirectX 11 graphics card with 5Gb Video RAM
• Dodeca core CPU (8Ghz +)
• 8GB Memory (12GB on Vista)

Decided to do the whole intro to Mystic Quest.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gAg9GaWY7uc

I would embed it, but for some reason the videos don't show up when I do. I think it works when moderators edit my posts though.


EDIT:

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gAg9GaWY7uc" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gAg9GaWY7uc</a>

(Figured out a way changing the link.)

Elohim Cube chamber, place for the finale.

That's an interesting cube :3

So now I post a map, too. Even it is a alpha version of the map, but let's see what rating I get.

It's going in the right direction. The bathroom stalls seem a bit small, and it's kinda empty. You're on the right track dawg.

Thanks a lot, I already thought it would be pretty bad, but as I see it's not.
The next pic shows a cut scene map with costum tiles.
Most graphiks get a overhaul.

It looks like it's going to be a happy feel good game.

It looks like it's going to be a happy feel good game.

Not really, it's more a horror game with hentai elements, dunno, if I could post it here.
BTW there is only the start scene set and not fully working. But I got another one to before this.

it's more a horror game with hentai elements

 

Not really, it's more a horror game with hentai elements, dunno, if I could post it here.

That cow has been milked dry already years ago.   

Not really, it's more a horror game with hentai elements, dunno, if I could post it here.

That cow has been milked dry already years ago.   

So let's say it's a bad idea so far.
It's not a classical one horror themed game where you run away, more a visual horror rpg. 

Not really, it's more a horror game with hentai elements, dunno, if I could post it here.

That cow has been milked dry already years ago.   

So let's say it's a bad idea so far.
It's not a classical one horror themed game where you run away, more a visual horror rpg. 

Such as say Dooms games? 

LINK REMOVED. pedal your porn games elsewhere

I've been working on this place for a while, trying different things. How's this looking? All the paintings are place holders. I added more paintings after seeing this really cool restaurant. I'll probably also brighten the candle light.

I'm updating the lighting in my game, so it may be off.

I can't see the lighting, your screen is obstructed by a little bitch
FIXPLS

Okay. As you can see, the lighting really changes thing up. It almost looks like a different game.

So far the game has cost $76,000 to develop.

Trying to experiment with drawing out my own maps (well, mostly tracing since I suck at drawing objects). Should I keep pursuing it, or just stick with RPG Maker tilesets? Or maybe try something else...?

Note: With this, the intention is to make the characters quite a bit bigger than the basic RTP characters. That's why everything is so big. :p

Spoiler for:

I know there's a couple things off, like the size of the door and possibly the shape of that potted plant. Also, I have yet to decorate the two bottom cubicles. =o So, right now it's still a WIP.

Looks fancy, but the left side needs more things, either a bunch of filing cabinets, a watercooler, or a sofa and a table or something

Looks fancy, but the left side needs more things, either a bunch of filing cabinets, a watercooler, or a sofa and a table or something

That's a good idea. :p I still haven't completely finished decorating it, but I almost forgot about that.

The problem is that doing these maps by hand takes a great deal of time, and it worries me if it's worth the effort. B( Granted, there's only going to be a few maps in the game, since it's not an RPG. And I can just keep re-using stuff that I draw if it fits. :p

I might shrink everything a little more, just so it looks cleaner, either way. Also considering making it all a tileset, as opposed to parallaxing it all. I typically like working with tilesets more. B(

Looks cool. One thing though, from this angle it seems like you should be able to see the top of the filing cabinets.
I like the drawn look, looks like it was drawn on paper and not a computer.

Looks cool. One thing though, from this angle it seems like you should be able to see the top of the filing cabinets.
I like the drawn look, looks like it was drawn on paper and not a computer.

Ohhhh, right! Yeah, I do see what you mean with the filing cabinets. B) Thanks for catching that!

I did actually draw it on a computer. :p I just googled images and traced them, using a bamboo tablet. Then I shrunk them a lot, so the lines look cleaner and whatnot. B)

I wish we had a scenery artist on board, but sadly my team of two is only really people (and maybe animal) artists. B( Dr. Mc is handling the character art and I'm *attempting* the scenery. .-.

It looks good, but It's even more impressive knowing that you have 2 people and an animal working on the this game.
What kind of animal are they? How do you get them to work?

It looks good, but It's even more impressive knowing that you have 2 people and an animal working on the this game.
What kind of animal are they? How do you get them to work?

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I didn't even notice that what I said sounded that way lolololololol

But if you must know, the third teammate is a cat. One that says "meow", to be exact.~

We give her treats to reward her wonderful efforts~