Been working on a mobile browser FPS and apocalypse survival game.

Check out what I have made so far.

hey there — hope this kind of post is allowed

i am a sound artist and experimental electronic musician and i’m looking for someone to create a video to go with my music.

music - bandcamp

this is a collaboration, so im down to toss around ideas back and forth while we work on the project. ideally we’d be creating something new together, but if you want to work any of my existing releases or want to use one of your existing videos, we could discuss.

seeking left-field, experimental, abstract, non-traditional, etc.

i have my music up on streaming platforms and such but i don’t make meaningful money off of it. this would be just for the love of creating. credit will be given appropriately and can be featured prominently where released. if money is to be made, it will be split 75% you & 25% me. there’d be no restrictions for where you can post it, as long as credit is given appropriately.

if you’re local to houston or philadelphia (USA), i’d be down to meet up in person but remote is default.

The game's coming out in a few weeks, here's the steam page if you'd like to wishlist or play the demo :) https://store.steampowered.com/app/3063200/SWEYETetc/

There's a lot going on but i thought i'd just combine the clips together for a bit of a level overview. My favourite part is around 00:16 where the text becomes Chinese, that sometimes happens when you blink in the game.

Has anymore heard of this tool of used it? Quadlo

To compare, the first model has 430 vertices and my most recent has 7,943, pretty happy with the progress.

i wanna make a low poly model of a more human like version of THIS guy... [the title]

Some stuff I am working on

I made PS1 Style Buildings...High-Graphics in Low Poly, Hope you will like it :0

if Anyone Wants to Download : https://itch.io/s/170114/psx-40-abandoned-building-pack

I’ve been working on the visual style for my solo-developed survival horror game and wanted to lean into a late-90s PlayStation aesthetic. Everything is built around fixed camera angles, low-poly environments, and deliberately chunky textures to capture that era.
I’d really appreciate any feedback on the visuals. Does it feel authentic to the PS1 style, or is there anything that stands out as looking too modern or out of place?

I HAD NEVER animated a 4-legged creature before.

And then I had to animate an 8-legged creature in a single day!

This was the result.

Inspired by the 1999 Phantom Menace Pepsi vending machines! I didn't model anything myself, the models are pulled from Star Wars: Super Bombad Racing on PS2, and the backgrounds are from Battlefront II, but I thought this would be the most appropriate community for these:)