Lost World Returns mod for Crysis

9 comments by Lost_World_Returns on Apr 19th, 2008 digg this super bookmark

Here is our Gallimimus shown in game. The mesh is low poly and is sitting at 3810 tris. This should allow many of these creatures to run about your screen without loss of fps. You can also see the standard UV textures applied.

Regarding the website, we are in-fact having some problems with our website coder at the moment; the website is eagerly awaiting completion and is very close to finish.
Work has also started on our main male character Johann Van De Beer, and we will provide some screenshots in the next few days.

We would also like to introduce to you some of our WIP music pieces, composed by our talented member Marius. These are small teaser pieces and do not include the full length versions. However you will be able to get a taste of what’s to come for our in-game and possibly separate “soundtrack”.

New images added also!

Thanks everyone, expect a further update in the next few days.

Teaser Peice- Mathazzar.com

Some of you might recognise the mix of pieces here

Main Theme- Mathazzar.com

A comment from our composer Marius

" I wanted to do my best to capture a number of different ideas in this piece, and I'm hoping it's come across. Specifically, I wanted a sense of the brooding, large, threatening presence of the dinosaurs - because, let's face it, it's all about the dinosaurs! That's why the opening is as it is. At the same time though, I also wanted to elevate LWR above many other mods by giving it a recognizable, epic, and memorable main theme that captures the modern feel of Crysis game environment while also featuring a bit of stylistic throwback to the cinematic scoring of the films.

What I've come up with is something that I think serves as a good introductory piece - something that people can hear and immediately link to the project, so that whenever the theme recurs in other portions of the soundtrack (which it will do), they can already be familiar with it and thus experience a heightened sense of immersion into the (lost) world we're creating. It's not meant to fully develop the theme, because that's what various other cues will do; this is simply the bold, bombastic introduction to the theme: the initial statement that I'm hoping does a good job of representing what we're all about. Enjoy it and stay tuned for more updates as I keep writing! "

Stay tuned for more updates very soon.