"News from the Development Office" No. 4
Hello, my name is Ninomiya, and I am in charge of motion for LOST EPIC.
I hope you are enjoying LOST EPIC.
We have almost completed the development of the animation part of the game, and we are now working on the additions for the final version of the game.
In this issue, we would like to introduce some of the animations that you can't see during the battle.
[previewyoutube][/previewyoutube]
In this issue, we present larger images of some of the players and NPCs.
I used an animation tool called Spine to achieve smooth 2D animations.
And Namie's illustrations are great. We had a lot of fun moving them.
There are currently 16 different player characters in LOST EPIC.
I love the fact that you can customize the look and play style by combining various accessories, weapons, and thingies.
This was my first time developing an indie game, and I had to create almost all the animations by myself in a year and a half, which was a different kind of tension than when I was working for a company...
We are also working on brushing up our motion and other things for the production version, so please feel free to contact us if you have any questions or comments.
Thank you for your continued support of LOST EPIC.
I hope you are enjoying LOST EPIC.
We have almost completed the development of the animation part of the game, and we are now working on the additions for the final version of the game.
In this issue, we would like to introduce some of the animations that you can't see during the battle.
[previewyoutube][/previewyoutube]
In this issue, we present larger images of some of the players and NPCs.
I used an animation tool called Spine to achieve smooth 2D animations.
And Namie's illustrations are great. We had a lot of fun moving them.
There are currently 16 different player characters in LOST EPIC.
I love the fact that you can customize the look and play style by combining various accessories, weapons, and thingies.
This was my first time developing an indie game, and I had to create almost all the animations by myself in a year and a half, which was a different kind of tension than when I was working for a company...
We are also working on brushing up our motion and other things for the production version, so please feel free to contact us if you have any questions or comments.
Thank you for your continued support of LOST EPIC.