This was a collaboration with BladeGames for the title Alone in the Void where I developed a Cleaner Robot meant to roam around detaching automatically to pick up trash and debries. Modeled with Maya and the textures done with Substance Painter. Concept Art was done by Matías Caivano

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This was a collaboration with BladeGames for the title Alone in the Void where I developed all the 3D models with Maya and texturing and rendering with Substance Painter. Concept Art was done by Matías Caivano

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Apocatlypse is a 2D project videogame idea I developed in collaboration with Claudi Weather. We both thought about the plot, story and world and while she took care of developing the characters, the animations and the UI/HUD, I took care of developing the environment, the boat and different assets as well as the game mechanics.

While this video is just a mockup (without sound) that I edited in AfterEffects, we intend to program a demo of the game some day. This was my first 2D project and althought it\’s pretty basic I really enjoyed developing it.

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This project was my first experience developing an environment in UE4. It allowed me to work with the texture creation, lightmaps and rendering tools of Unreal.

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The Mr. Men ZooKart is a conceptualitzation project inspired in the Mr. Happy series

Here are the resulting pictures (scroll):

The first step was to decide what type of game I wanted to implicitly develop and how. My idea was to design a special car for each character and that every car would have a unique skill according to it\’s design. I thought in modelling a minimum of 2 cars and 2 differents characters.

For an environment where the action to take place I imagined a city street and inspired on the powerpuff girls style developing this concept:

According to the goals I set to myself in the preproduction I developed a total of 2 cars: the crocodile one, that would have the ability of biting the car from the enemy in front of it, and the whale car, that would spill oil so the enemy on the rear would slip and loose time.

As the final image was what was counting I didn\’t give too much importance to the poly count, although anyway I did a High Poly model (the crocodile) and one more Low Poly (the whale)

Once I had the vehicles done I went for the characters: Mr.Lazy and Mr.Happy and I modeled them in two different positions, one for while being in the car and the other for the character selection menu.

Characters

Partial Rig for the arms

The next step was to develop the environment (buildings and street assets) and the textures which I painted in Photoshop.

And for the last, I just had to assemble everything in Unreal Engine 4, apply some lighting and take the screenshots!

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This project is my first experience developing an environment within Unity. It reflects how would the environment look for my simultaneous-turn videogame idea: “OnGuard”.

Developing an environment in 3D is much easier when you have some reference about its context. That’s why I find really important before anything else, answering some simple questions like: What time is it set in? How does people life in the place? What is the technological level of the environment? Is there any major event going on?

This is the reason why before anything else, I developed the bases of the Lore of the game and answered those questions.

This environment tells the story of the valley of Liern. A valley occupied by two different villages divided by a river and with a long story of peaceful coexistence. While having different cultures, the Solaris and the Moneris, praising the sun and the moon respectfully, never had a conflict that couldn’t be resolved peacefully. However, since the collision of a meteorite on the nearby forest, the Moneris have been acting differently and a war has become unavoidable.

You can find more information about the Lore below

The history of this valley has been, during the last five years, a history of constant fighting, tears and blood, however it wasn\’t always like that. The two villages, which in the past were just tribes’ settlements, although talking different languages, always had a huge respect for each other and would fix their disputes by reaching an agreement between the two villages. Each community would have its side of the valley and as the resources were equal in both sides the disputes were minimal and often just due to the brash interactions between the youngest.

Although relationships between people of the two communities were allowed, one of the members would have to resign to his roots and move towards the others\’ place. This way the leaders ensured that no new community would develop in the same space creating new possible conflicts.

The valley gives its name to the word “Liern” which means light in both languages. But although both communities call it the Liern Valley, each of them does it for a different reason. While one of the tribes, Solas, would praise the sun, the other, Mone, would praise the moon. One would think that with the time, the name of the two tribes would change and evolve with their language, but not in this case. The importance of the Sun and the Moon respectively was such in each community, that even over time when urban revolution took place, the name as with which they would identify never changed.

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