Save-Point

These are some battlers I've made for my game. i'm eventually redrawing all the rtp tilesets so they match with the battlers.

Sawfly- Shooting Star- Dwarf Warrior- Clamapus-




Flora Clam- Boogerman- Stigma-


Virulent Larvae-


Beta Weapon-


Aringor-



and last but not least, the Picket Gator. He is on strike because everyone thinks he's a crocodile, but he wants them to know he's an alligator.
(They're not very good communicators)


What does savepoint think?

I think your drawings look really good and they're very creative. I'd work on the shading though so they have more dimension to them. (I posted a list of a million tutorials in the tutorials section that has a list of shading tutorial if needed).

I just like the cartoony look, it fits with the overall tone of my game, which is to say it isn't very serious in the least bit. I just can't take serious games seriously. if anything, the overly-serious tones of some games are what make me realize it's a game, and it's a very off putting realization. There won't be a lot of shading going on when I redo the tilesets and charsets to match.

Termite Soldier



Desert Warrior (some shading)



Liquid Metal Clam



I also just realized that in google chrome, you can click and drag the battlers around your window and they can have fake fights with each other

Beta weapon ftw :-)
srsly they're pretty refreshing in this development scene. Can't wait to see what kind of game you make out of this ^^
good luck!

i do have a current demo, but there were some bugs i didnt originally come across during the playtesting. the next one i'll definitely post here.

battler portrait. it's a barbarian.

metal shutter doors for shipping containers and warehouse docks

Dayum. The urban setting I have in the opening of my Lycan demo coulda used doors like this. I mean, it has a movie theater, but I likey.

Do more.

here's what it looks like all put together in the city.

Did you put in a freakin rod-iron fence with spikes on the East side?