Awesome. :) The timing's just perfect too. Wonder what card game this might've been in reference to hmm...
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Awesome. :) The timing's just perfect too. Wonder what card game this might've been in reference to hmm...
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Impressively smooth animation! In classy Hanna Barbera (no idea if she was the pioneer with this particular franchise too - but seems like it's a style that followed the time) manner too. Shows a lot of time went into detail and lighting too. Honorable homage.
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Thank you so much for your compliments! I'm glad you enjoyed this piece.
I have no idea what's going on here (is that Nemesis...?) but these were definitely 30 seconds of the most unexpected RE humor I've ever stumbled across! They never do show this side of human nature in the games.
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Thanks Cyberdevil, I always enjoy your feedback. That big dude is Mr. X, in the RE 2 remake they just refer to him as Tyrant. Thanks again bro
Point and click survival horror hmm? Seems intriguing! The only part that doesn't really seem to fit is the 'quick' bit, considering the drawn out intro... drawn out in a good way though. As for the voice: could definitely use some effects. Or depth. It feels somewhat drawn out too.
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Thank you for taking time to feedback. It definitely helps.
Just for info, the demo is available here:
https://afterapocalypse.itch.io/swamp
We intend to put the full first chapter here on NG (even if we are considering also to upload the demo here on NG too to have more testers before finishing chapter one).
For a while there it was going so well, so clean and pure and positive and unlike the Rip and Tear parody I thought it'd be but... holy hell. Some people just aren't meant to wear clothes...
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Ain't that the truth.
P.S. Played the living end out of the first Doom's shareware version back in 94/95, epic gem of a game.
Cheers!
Well that worked out better than expected. :) Was just waiting for another Ghostbuster to bust in at the end there and start shooting at both of them.
Feels like the guy overcomes his fast-firing frenzy almost too quickly there, as soon as he notices he's saved. But I guess there's not time or room enough to really build anything much longer.
The animation's great. The story's easy to follow even without words too, which is always a bonus! Good fun to watch; with a friendly ending too. If a misstep that leads to an early and unfortunate demise can be counted as such... good stuff.
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Hahah yeah, actually in the original script an exorcist was going to pull up to the house and imply the cycle would continue!
I was pretty restricted for time. Letting him have a little more time to visibly realize that he'd be saved, maybe through aiming his gun and lowering it or something, would definitely have helped, and that's a good suggestion to let reactions have a little more breathing room in the future.
Thanks very much, and I'm glad you enjoyed it!
I can dig this. :) Gotta get out of this system somehow... free ourselves. Zombies to technology that we are. Though, without those HDs, how to make animations like these hmm. Good stuff.
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Glad you liked it my dude! Me and the musicians got together in a coffee store and just started brainstorming. I myself am just an animator but i got to talk to them and got their idea immediately. It was a super nice experience.
The background feels a bit overly open, especially when they zoom in - it becomes a backdrop more than a background, but the action's solid! Creative costumes and weaponry too. Whole new level.
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will try harder in making outside BG,also that hat boi is kenamy sprites so yea,im just using it lol
thanks for the review
Oh man. XD Some people really shouldn't be out there hunting...
Personally I appreciate the lack of clues in the beginning here, and a bullet can travel a looong distance, so it doesn't seem like a loose end that nothing but the duck's shown at the start. He just misses the duck. Anything can happen then. If it'd be more fun if he intentionally shot the kid though hmm... that just feels morbid IMO. Maybe just some kind of response, to make it clear that he was intending to hit the duck? I feel it'd lose some of the comedy factor if that wasn't actually the intention. But who knows.
I feel for the duck here. That expression's gold. And the end twist: all the greater when you just didn't see it coming! Really had a laugh out of this, dark humor though it may be. Good stuff.
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Thanks!
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