After two weeks of hard work the art for one of our forest levels is now finished. I wanted to post some videos showing how the level and art were made but unfortunately we ran into some problems with our video recorder. However I am happy to release some concept art that I have made for the game.

We also have a new in-game screenshot. You can see that I made a new dynamic background. And now Arthur can climb. Arthur will be able to climb vines, ladders, and soft rocky walls to complete puzzles.

I hope you enjoyed the new update. We will try to fix the video recording issues and get some speed paint videos out there.

Snow. AGAIN. Once again making us put on our work gloves and do our jobs.  I’m happy to say that Shattered is making huge leaps and bounds in progress. As of this evening, all of the art is done for the game’s first true level. This is a momentous occasion for the team, finally giving us an example of what the finished game will be like. Oh, and it shows that Alex is worth all the trouble.

Now onto the next 19! We have plenty more levels designed and ready to be worked on and/or destroyed. As time goes on and more levels are finished we’ll be able to reveal what types of worlds we’ll be bringing Arthur to in the future. We’ve discovered that finally releasing some of our work to the public is one of the most fun things about this project.

As always, please feel free to comment about what you read and see. We’re always open to suggestions and opinions!

So as we’ve all been snowed in the past couple days during this fine Virginia January, the team has been getting a lot of progress in on production for Shattered. Kevin’s done plenty of raging, Alex has had plenty of time to think up excuses, I’ve had time to procrastinate and Trey has been…Trey. Strangely enough progress is great!

So after after Kevin’s miniature commercial post that was recently put up, we’re very interested in what people have to say about our ideas. If you have an opinion, feel free to post it, email it, sing it, draw it, anything! Compliments for Alex are greatly appreciated so he’ll stop trying to think up reasons not to color in Arthur. Thanks for your support!