Hi everybody!
Early blog post this week because we have an AMAZING announcement!
We are happy and proud to be able to tell you that we have become approved game developers for Nintendo’s Wii U system, and that Shadow Puppeteer is intended for release in the Nintendo eShop.
To celebrate this we give you this fresh promo piece to enjoy!
This week we continue our series of posts where each member of the team write about one of their favourite games. Today’s post is by Nuno.
It’s not easy for me to choose my favorite game because honestly I don’t have an all time favorite one. I have many games that are in my list of the best I have ever played, so I will pick one from it. And amongst the more obvious choices I decided to go for not so known one, Okami, a wonderful game made by one of my favorite software houses, Clover Studio that later went to become Platinum Games.
In this post we will look at production of the cut-scenes for Shadow Puppeteer. It is written by Klas.
During the time on the Shadow Puppeteer I have been working on many different tasks concerning the graphics and animations through the game engine in real time. After a while you understand the benefits, but also the drawbacks of working in a game engine.
As talked about in earlier blogposts about “the character design of the Boy” and the
“History” of the game development, Shadow Puppeteer was a concept created for the
international competition “Dare to be Digital”.
We will now tell you about how it all started, what the early design ideas were and
we will even tell you a bit about our successes and failures.
