Moonshadows 2 update!
5/31/09 | Comments (3)
Dear loyal readers,
I've been surprisingly inspired these past few days with regards to Moonshadows 2 development -- in addition to writing about 5000 words of dialogue, I've designed a sweet-looking (see below screenshots) area in its entirety, made several NPC's & coded a dozen or so short scripts. The central plot is shaping up rather nicely, and while there remains much to be done, I'm starting to get a sense of what the game will look and feel like, which is exciting.
Again, this may be the last update for awhile -- but even if you don't hear from me, I'll be making progress. My new goal is to finish Moonshadows 2 by the time school starts next fall... so, that's about two years after the release of Moonshadows 1, in early September. We shall see.
In other news, I've been taking another look at my revised notes for The Lynncairen Saga, my planned campaign for Dragon Age, in the wake of a recently-released trailer which looks freaking awesome. I really can't wait for that game to come out...
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Woo
5/26/09 | Comments (0)
Well, Mysteries of Westgate is out, school is out, and my second Digital Dore entry is up! I'm headed to Italy to do Dante research/work in about a week, so I likely won't be able to update the blog much 'til August. In addition to working on Digital Dore, I've been plugging away on Moonshadows 2 a bit, which has been fun. No major updates to make on that front. Digital Dore is where all the new and shiny is at!
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Mysteries of Westgate available Worldwide!
4/28/09 | Comments (0)
European players can now download Mysteries of Westgate from DLGamer, and US players can download the Adventure Pack at Direct2Drive. So exciting!
Additionally, Ossian Studios' new site has been unveiled -- check it out!
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Digital Dore
4/21/09 | Comments (0)
Hey all,
I'm using the NWN2 toolset for something slightly different (more artistic, less game-y) that I thought I would share. I'm doing an independent study/project of sorts at Harvard in which I'm re-imagining Gustav Dore's engravings of Dante's Divine Comedy and "porting" them to the 21st century via NWN2. I'll be researching Dante in Italy this summer, so I hope to have perpetual updates over at my Digital Dore gallery. If you're interested in the project, that's where you can stay tuned!
Cheers!
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