From classical art, to Photoshop, to Unity.

Luci’s Fall is in rapid development. Witness Dante’s Inferno come to life:

Been juggling multiple projects at once, so progress has been slow. Nevertheless, Yahweh here now shoots fireballs.

I have just finished animating God and Luci. Plus I worked on the game UI a bit. As of now, I’m thinking of ways to cramp more renaissance art into the game.

Your heart was proud because of your beauty;
    you corrupted your wisdom for the sake of your splendor.
I cast you to the ground;
    I exposed you before kings,
    to feast their eyes on you.

Ezekiel 28:17

Finished working on the hovering title for Luci’s Fall, featuring God himself.

Having listened to my sister’s advice, I completely overhauled the art style of Luci’s Fall – the video game is now going to be in 2D featuring renaissance artwork. Here’s an early prototype presenting Gustave Dore’s illustration of Satan, fully animated to life:

Purgatorium is currently put on hold. In the meantime, I am working on Luci’s Fall – an android mobile game soon to be released to the Google Play Store! Here is a sneak peek of the prototype:

The old Unity (version 2017) had issues that would crash at seemingly random moments – it was a huge pain. I have decided to bite the bullet and switch to Unity 2019. At this moment I am in the process of migrating assets and code because of that switch. It’s a very tedious task. Meanwhile, check out the recently migrated sheep (running smoothly in the new version of Unity so far)!

Meet the cult! Slaves of habit and repetition, the herd of sheep inside the protagonist’s mind dominate the subconscious.

It’s up to the protagonist to follow or to lead.

Deep inside our protagonist’s unconscious lies indoctrination and suffering… along with what they have manifested.

Some more screenshots…