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Process Behind Making the Village in Path of Kami feature Path of Kami follows the spirit of recently-deceased Japanese wolf Kazeyo as he navigates the trials of the Mortal and Spirit World in the form of puzzles. Path of Kami contains elements of both traditional Japanese folktales (Momotaro, Issun-Boushi), as well as a more personal journey for the main character. This is a demo for Path of Kami and has the following features: - Exploration: Explore beautiful landscapes by lighting lanterns & finding collectibles - Puzzles: Light lanterns with your spirit fire to transverse to new areas or ...

Designing large levels can be a challenge even with a large team, let alone with a couple of people. So how did we approach creating the often huge levels in Call of Osiris?

Designing levels in Call of Osiris: a synopsis news Jack and Leila Dawes explore real Egyptian pyramids and temples and delve into their mythical underworlds to free themselves from an ancient curse. The extensive traversing and fighting may take a toll on their bodies, but even greater is the burden of the dark calamity tearing at their souls... The article details how we set about creating both surface and underground levels in Call of Osiris. Apr 9th, 2021 Designing levels in Call of Osiris: a synopsis One of our goals for Call of Osiris was to authentically recreate famous Egyptian locat...

Designing for atmosphere - Egyptian fields news - Wayfarers: Call of Osiris Jack and Leila Dawes explore real Egyptian pyramids and temples and delve into their mythical underworlds to free themselves from an ancient curse. The extensive traversing and fighting may take a toll on their bodies, but even greater is the burden of the dark calamity tearing at their souls... The Egyptian fields across which Jack and Leila trudge during the night proved to be quite a challenge for our level designers. Mar 16th, 2021 Designing for atmosphere - Egyptian fields As level designers, we are used to wor...