Oct
23
2013
23
2013
Shroud of the Avatar Unity Scene Jam #3
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Again didn’t have time to do much.. (spend about 4-6hrs on this).
All the assets are free from AssetStore, just made the terrain and placed buildings, forest, added some effects..
Webplayer:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/227470828/index.html *70mb
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hi , looks pretty nice! the terrain could use a lift though, but it looks wonderfull, actually 🙂 In fact, I opened the post because of the visual impact of the thumb! Very nice indeed.