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Thanks! I didn't had the time to make entities move tho, The idea was to make something similar to Shogo.

Thanks! It took a while to understand how to make a Godot level without filtering.

Thanks! I wanted to have some more models like a tram or a helicopters.

That's really good! If it wasn't for the x or y fighting in the doors it would be a really nice prof of concept :D

Yeah I didn't had time for animating things around, but I'm planing on doing that.

Thanks! It had some pixels bleeding so I wasn't so sure if it was interesting to publish it.

Wait until it becomes a dungeon crawler and you start hating the bugs lol

It looks like something that would come out of the original gameboy :D

Thanks! I was going for a full dungeon (the set is kinda complete when it comes to that), but decided to create a basic scene instead and build up models with time.

That came out even more dramatic than the reference.

Wow, the details are really good. It could easily be a level in a RPG/platformer.

Any intention on using this in a game? I could see this style working on mobile.

That's really good! I can see it been used in a game.

This almost looks like it came out a Final Fantasy Tactics game.

That looks like a proper dungeon :D

The bridge and the chest are particularly interesting!

This has as interesting Megaman-like personality.

It's a really beautiful model!

This is really beautiful! And it's shocking how tinny is the tileset.

The idea is interesting and for some weird reason reminds me of Mount & Blade.

The stars animation made it really interesting.

Really fun for a small game! I wasn't expecting the surprise in the end xD... What engine/framework did you used? The fixed camera angle worked well for the 2D sprites.

This looks like a really well made 3d asset from the PSX era.

Is the charmander 2D? I think you convinced me to "pose" my pixel art like that.

Is the charmander 2D? I think you convinced me to "pose" my pixel art like that.

Nice! It has a Back to the Future vibe.

That looks really cool :D

I didn't knew about the reflection feature. I'm going to study this :)

Thank you! I really had fun doing this scene :)