Eric Freeman

I added a blood drip effect to the decal shader.

Consider the following:

1000x the processing power to remake the same effect Siren had on the PS2.

The old 2002 gamasutra article on Max Payne's level design is still a good resource for third person level design: web.archive.org/web/20080227…

If you clear the language filter it will show up already. Congrats!

Implemented Steam's Timeline API to help markup clips for events like killing the assassination target and dying and showing phases like when the player is in a menu vs playing the game. Very easy to implement with Steamworks .NET. #gamedev #screenshotsaturday

Lured the target out for an explosive barrel assassination.

I'm really happy with how good the shooting feels in Kill the Man in the House.

Guilty as charged.

Yeah, the closest thing I got to getting that working was writing a mesh 27-slicer (like 9 slice but for 3D) and used Poseidon CSG to do the carving. It worked well but I wanted to build it out to have procedurally generated walls and be easier to use. assetstore.unity.com/package…

I would stay away.

The amount of hours I put into this as a child...

One of Dark Souls' inspirations was Berserk. Guts from Berserk was inspired by the main character of Flesh+Blood. So technically this is the Dark Souls of movies I guess? Cool movie too, directed by Paul Verhoeven (RoboCop, Starship Troopers, Total Recall, etc)

The last frame reminds me of RE Revelations.

Next step is to realize enemies don't need to use Unity's Update() method at all. Create an EnemyManager that calls a Tick() method for your enemies every frame and you'll get even more performance. Unity's built in Update() method has a lot of overhead. youtube.com/watch?v=NAVbI1HI…

I know nobody reads books anymore, but Between Two Fires fits this and is a great read.

Effect was done with a matte painting so there wasn't actually a large dropoff.

Dolphin hacker you say?