Graal 'Classic' 3D (picture heavy)

[Gambet]

What you got looks nice and all and I'm sure it took a lot of work, but quality wise it just seems to fall behind what 3d artists are producing today--it's like the NES compared to the PS3. I've played too many amazing-looking games on my Bravia to be able to fully enjoy a game with these types of 3d-graphics. Nice work with what you did make, though.

[Crow]

Originally Posted by Gambet

What you got looks nice and all and I'm sure it took a lot of work, but quality wise it just seems to fall behind what 3d artists are producing today--it's like the NES compared to the PS3. I've played too many amazing-looking games on my Bravia to be able to fully enjoy a game with these types of 3d-graphics. Nice work with what you did make, though.

You just can't compare newer 3D games to older ones. Low poly stuff is super awesome, and can look very nice; I believe it fits Graal quite well.

[trifle]

@Elk
Good idea, but first I will try to make it as true to the real Graal as possible. Legs and arms will be a problem, so I might go a step closer to what you suggested.

@Gambet
Hehe, I totaly know what you mean.
But this is more of an experiment then a test of my skills or a chellenge to modern games.

And even though new amazing looking games are out there, 'some' people still play Graal. So I think it would be a market for this. And with such a low detailed world compared to the modern games, it would run super fast/smooth, and would make sparing and pking (if scripted right) very fun IMO, and very balanced.


Made a sign, but it was very short, shorter then the table, so I made it a bit taller.

[Gambet]

Originally Posted by Crow

You just can't compare newer 3D games to older ones. Low poly stuff is super awesome, and can look very nice; I believe it fits Graal quite well.

Because Graal's graphics are from around 1998, of course it fits it well. If Graal ever created a 3D version of the game (which I doubt it ever will seeing as how they abandoned the Graal 3D project), I would expect them to create (or license) a modern engine for it.

Originally Posted by trifle

@Gambet
Hehe, I totaly know what you mean.
But this is more of an experiment then a test of my skills or a chellenge to modern games.

And even though new amazing looking games are out there, 'some' people still play Graal. So I think it would be a market for this. And with such a low detailed world compared to the modern games, it would run super fast/smooth, and would make sparing and pking (if scripted right) very fun IMO, and very balanced.

Oh there's definitely a market for it, so don't feel discouraged. Just my personal take on it is all, you dish out some great 3d-models anyway so I know you're more than capable of some higher-quality stuff.

[Dnegel]

Sweet! Love the signs.

[Stephen]

You should try some exaggerated atmospheric lighting and that fish-eye effect.

[Pimmeh]

A 3D Graal Classic would be so much fun.

[trifle]

Originally Posted by Stephen

You should try some exaggerated atmospheric lighting and that fish-eye effect.

I really don't want to light it much, it wouldn't look like Classic if I did.

[trifle]

Gave the graalats/gelats/rupees a try, and the treasure chest ofcourse!

[Clockwork]

Lol, great job :3

[Luda]

Very cool! Per teach me how to make lowpoly models like this someday

[XyphosMisery]

The chest opening looks great. Keep up the good work.

[Dnegel]

I love how the rupees just jump and out bounce on the ground. <3

[Fulg0reSama]

I keep thinking of castle crashers when that chest opens (except all the money isn't like splurging out)



Oops.

[Dnegel]

Originally Posted by Fulg0reSama

Oops.

Wtf?