axenteflorin24

axenteflorin24

Godot Engine Game, 1691 Maze Escaper, project

1691 Maze Escaper, in this video game the character played by the great and unique Rimescu Şmenărescu. Who is this Rimescu Şmenărescu really? He is the biggest consumer of alcoholic beverages and occasional drug user. He is also the best guesser in data from watches that indicate the exact time, knp, barcodes and numbers of any nature. Currently, Rimescu Şmenărescu’s body is led by souls from a parallel world. After a consumption of drugs, alcohol and other toxicities, fetishes of catching people by the head like a zombie, his soul left for his former workplace, haunting the factory, refusing to return to the deity body of Rimescu Şmenărescu. These souls from parallel worlds riot in his toxic body, he still makes people around him sick with the toxicity in his body.This game is currently under development and will be released as soon as possible.The story and characters in this game are generated by artificial intelligence.

First enemy animations. The action in the game missions will be published in the last video. The next clip will contain the characters and animations of the other enemies. The Paintball game is not abandoned there, the situation is more complicated, it takes a long time to create the dataset for ai enemies.

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axenteflorin24

axenteflorin24

Godot Engine Game, 1691 Maze Escaper, The Last Enemy Animations

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