The release of Doctor Who : A Brilliant Game is sooner every day, but we manage to be ready for the big launch on the 30th of December.
The delightful episode "The Time Of The Doctor" is now in every fan's head, and it's our task to bring you back to the movie that was released a month ago.
Some new screens (still hard to show something new without adding too much spoilers, so here is improved scenes) :
Are you already forgetting the geeky and charming Tenth Doctor with Elizabeth ?
The picnic scene, with Elizabeth the First. Leading to a very original Mini Game...Don't eat too much !
Did you make your goodbye to the Eleventh Doctor ? Why not, but he is still here !
With some Moffatesque lines :
And finally, a mini-game that I was struggling with, since no camera has been made for the game (meaning, no parallaxe and long horizontal panoramas), the klaxon scene was a bit hard to implement.
The player didn't get time to push the klaxon button that Clara was already hitting the Tardis. So here is some idea taken from Super Smash Bros (sorry for the reference, I know there aren't the one who invented that idea, but I don't find other examples in my busy brain).
The pop-up bubble. So we can see Clara and hit the klaxon button for a much longer time. No need to rush your brain :)
On a final note, the audio part is well advanced, most of the themes that you're gonna hear in the alpha release will be quite basic (and might be refined after that) since Vicoline had to do 6 of them in only a week (with christmas in the same time...)
For the first audio tests, it's here.
Thanks for your patience, and enjoy your holidays (if you have some).
Wow, impressive work Imudelki :)
I just can't wait to play this :3
How do you make it look like this? I mean, this could have been on C64, which I think was the intention. However, I wouldn't know how to downscale anything to look this pixelated. Is it just taking down the resolution, or what is the process here?
Looks great! I love this kind of adventure, and I think we need moar like it!
The process is simply to start from scratch at a very low canvas size. In photoshop, backgrounds are made with pencil tool directly on something like 201x113 pixels canvas ;)