Super Hematoma is a beat-em-up inspired retro multiplayer fighting game which will have you pitted against your friends (or random jerks from the "internet") in brutal street fights. Whether you decide to go it solo or with a group of friends, your Bruiser will be able to bash, bludgeon, and break your opponents using a variety of weapons or even your bare fists. With a variety of arenas and game play modes to choose from, you'll be knocking knuckles with the best of them for hours on end. This project, which is in early development, hopes to bring classic retro pixels and music into a modern multiplayer brawler setting. We're a small team of two independent developers that are working hard to bring something fresh to the table.

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I wanted to do some art for Super Hematoma that was in the same vein as these old games. I wanted to put pencil to paper, ink those drawings, and then have something that was meant to be fun. I’ll be the first to admit that the art for Assassin’s Creed, Guild Wars, and other modern games is amazing. But it’s also not the cartoony type of work that inspired my youth.

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Earlier in the week, I discussed to the Mega Man 25th Anniversary Art book. I absolutely love the old artwork that was done for NES era games. Legend of Zelda, Mario Bros, Mega Man, Metroid… these were games that all came with boxes, and booklets, and some charming hand drawn art that made everything fun.

I wanted to do some art for Super Hematoma that was in the same vein as these old games. I wanted to put pencil to paper, ink those drawings, and then have something that was meant to be fun. I’ll be the first to admit that the art for Assassin’s Creed, Guild Wars, and other modern games is amazing. But it’s also not the cartoony type of work that inspired my youth.

I don’t know what the likely hood is that we’ll have any sort of physical packaging with this game in the end, but at the very least if we’re to have a crowd funding campaign at some point, I feel that it’s going to be necessary to have some non-game art to show off. This is still work in progress at the moment, but I’ve been working at some designs for some Bruisers that might lend themselves to some sort of a wall paper, or promotional materials down the road.

Speaking of having a crowd funding campaign, what kind of rewards do you like to see when backing a project? T-Shirts? Mugs? Any sort of things you’ve seen in a campaign that you really loved? We’re still a bit of a ways away from being able to launch a campaign, but I’m interested to get some feedback on what sorts of things we should be considering here. I may or may not have a wisdom tooth I’d be willing to part with.

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