Title Screen
After The Fall
After The Fall: an exploration-based platform adventure rendered in a stark and haunting monochrome style. It features skeletal animation based on motion capture data, a world pieced together in CSG by our homemade level editor and a story told through the letters and objects left behind in an abandoned palace.
Awards
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Ratings (show detail)
Overall: 3.7
Fun: 3.4
Production: 4.2
Innovation: 3.6
Respondents: 34
Files
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after-the-fall-1.0.3-win32.zip
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After The Fall v1.0.3 (win32 binary distribution) |
Chard | 2009/09/06 21:35 |
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after-the-fall-1.0.3-osx.dmg
— final
After The Fall v1.0.3 (OS X binary distribution) |
Chard | 2009/09/06 18:54 |
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after-the-fall-1.0.3-source.tar.gz
— final
After The Fall v1.0.3 (source distribution) |
Chard | 2009/09/06 18:47 |
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Title Screen |
Martin | 2009/09/06 00:51 |
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day5-game1.png
Day 5 : Awesome Tree |
Chard | 2009/09/03 23:02 |
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Day 4 : Wireframe Staircases |
Chard | 2009/09/02 20:43 |
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day4-game1.png
Day 4 : Majestic Tree |
Chard | 2009/09/02 20:00 |
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day3-game2.png
Day 3 : Jumping Off Things |
Chard | 2009/09/01 15:54 |
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day3-game1.png
Day 3 : Running Around |
Chard | 2009/09/01 15:54 |
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Day 3 : Editor Perspective |
Chard | 2009/09/01 15:54 |
Diary Entries
Progress Report
Chard on 2009-09-01 16:01
Hi everyone!
Just to let you know that Super Effective have been very busy coding. We have excellent world geometry and physics in place as well as brilliant skeletal animation. I've finished writing a lovely 3d map editor and now we are getting on with the actual content, laying out the world, making models, telling the story. We're keep the use of the feather under our hat (rather than in it!) so to speak. Meanwhile here's a bunch of screenshots:
Designing a three dimensional map.
Running around in big open spaces.
Jumping over the balustrade.
Just to let you know that Super Effective have been very busy coding. We have excellent world geometry and physics in place as well as brilliant skeletal animation. I've finished writing a lovely 3d map editor and now we are getting on with the actual content, laying out the world, making models, telling the story. We're keep the use of the feather under our hat (rather than in it!) so to speak. Meanwhile here's a bunch of screenshots:
Designing a three dimensional map.
Running around in big open spaces.
Jumping over the balustrade.
Super Effective (Day 4)
Chard on 2009-09-02 20:47
Excellent progress today: I finished laying out the broad geometry of the world, Martin added a fantastic tree. Here's a couple more screenshots:
Lovely tree geometry.
Our wireframe debugging: good stairs.
Expect more soon! I will be incorporating all the scenery objects next. They're looking good I just haven't put them in yet. The story and actual gameplay will be features of the next three days.
Lovely tree geometry.
Our wireframe debugging: good stairs.
Expect more soon! I will be incorporating all the scenery objects next. They're looking good I just haven't put them in yet. The story and actual gameplay will be features of the next three days.
Day 5 : Look At Our Amazing Tree
Chard on 2009-09-03 23:05
Hi everybody!
Good progress again, our platform puzzles are coming together, our game looks better. Just starting to hit framerate issues but we haven't chunked the map yet so we'll see if that remains a problem after that. I took a screenshot of the tree in the main courtyard again but blown up to 200000 branches (instead of 2000). Its worth seeing:
Awesome tree!
The 30.11 fps there is not representative of our current performance naturally. Although, as I say, we will be looking in to optimising that.
Good progress again, our platform puzzles are coming together, our game looks better. Just starting to hit framerate issues but we haven't chunked the map yet so we'll see if that remains a problem after that. I took a screenshot of the tree in the main courtyard again but blown up to 200000 branches (instead of 2000). Its worth seeing:
Awesome tree!
The 30.11 fps there is not representative of our current performance naturally. Although, as I say, we will be looking in to optimising that.
After The Fall
adam on 2009-09-06 00:58
Well, after yet again coding right up until the last seconds of PyWeek, our game is complete and uploaded. We were determined to stretch our capabilities this time, and we're pretty satisfied with what we ended up with.
After the Fall is an exploration-based platform adventure rendered in a stark and haunting monochrome style. It features skeletal animation based on motion capture data, a world pieced together in CSG by our homemade level editor and a story told through the letters and objects left behind in an abandoned palace.
After the Fall is an exploration-based platform adventure rendered in a stark and haunting monochrome style. It features skeletal animation based on motion capture data, a world pieced together in CSG by our homemade level editor and a story told through the letters and objects left behind in an abandoned palace.