Today’s post is by Marianne. If you haven’t already read «Concept Development: The Art of the Island Village», we suggest you do so. It describes the initial design process that formed the base for all of the worlds.
After establishng the look for the Island Village, Philip and I moved on to the Fishing Town. Also working with us was concept artist Ørjan. We discussed how the people of the Fishing Town would differ from the Island villagers, while finding images for inspiration.
Today’s blogpost is going to be about the launch and current status of the Shadow Puppeteer Greenlight campaign, and a recap of our recent trip to the US where we attended GDC.
It’s been a little over a week since we launched our greenlight campaign, and the response has been staggering!
Today’s blogpost comes to you directly from New Jersey. We are getting ready to leave for San Francisco where we will attend the amazing Game Developers Conference.
As we have already mentioned, we will be showcasing Shadow Puppeteer both at GDC Play and the Nordic Pavilion, and we have a big announcement! On March 18th we’re launching Shadow Puppeteer on Steam Greenlight. So with your support and the blessing of the Steam community we will be able to release our game through Steam for PC!
Today’s blogpost is a special post. Until now we have not shared much information about our extended team; the masters of audio in our game universe.
From before, you know our lead composer Ragnhild Tronsmo Haugland. But today we’re also proud to announce our collaboration with Peter McConnell (Grim Fandango, Broken Age) and Jory K. Prum (The Walking Dead, Escape from Monkey Island).
While announcing this, we feel it only fitting to share with you their thoughts on their work in this special extended interview.
Catharina and Marianne are attending By:Larm, and yesterday they were part of the “Interactive lounge” with loads of other great norwegian indie developers. We set up our games and the audience were free to come in and try them out.