Seymour - Take Two will represent a medium sized bridge which connects across to At the Movies and At the Vanishing Point.
Right now, I'm only showcasing the framework behind it, which is vastly superior to my initial "Take One" remake, however, it inherits a lot from it.
The scenes you see have been dragged in from Take One only for testing, in the end, this game will be an original game with a story written by me, completely different from what you see today in terms of these demo screens.
Notable features:
- An extremely powerful map editor which handles rooms, tiling, triggers, music (an emulated Yamaha YM2612 chip - the best stuff) and many others;
- fast and versatile lighting;
- horizontal/vertical scroll-rooms, a well-deserved upgrade for Seymour;
- a vast amount of music I tried to put together, and sound effects respecting the correct way they should sound;
- Upgraded swimming and climbing animations. You've seen these in Seymour Take One 2026, but were never used since the context was smaller. Now, they will be;
- the same identical main menu and settings as Seymour goes to Hollywood 2026 remake;
- the editor is now completely separate and even a web-application since I found that to be a perfect balance of versatility versus ease of use;
- small and single executable file (3Mb so far, but will probably increase by some degree);
I will take my time with this, but I expect to be done by Christmas.
I would also really like to hear your input/feedback/ideas.
Right now, I'm only showcasing the framework behind it, which is vastly superior to my initial "Take One" remake, however, it inherits a lot from it.
The scenes you see have been dragged in from Take One only for testing, in the end, this game will be an original game with a story written by me, completely different from what you see today in terms of these demo screens.
Notable features:
- An extremely powerful map editor which handles rooms, tiling, triggers, music (an emulated Yamaha YM2612 chip - the best stuff) and many others;
- fast and versatile lighting;
- horizontal/vertical scroll-rooms, a well-deserved upgrade for Seymour;
- a vast amount of music I tried to put together, and sound effects respecting the correct way they should sound;
- Upgraded swimming and climbing animations. You've seen these in Seymour Take One 2026, but were never used since the context was smaller. Now, they will be;
- the same identical main menu and settings as Seymour goes to Hollywood 2026 remake;
- the editor is now completely separate and even a web-application since I found that to be a perfect balance of versatility versus ease of use;
- small and single executable file (3Mb so far, but will probably increase by some degree);
I will take my time with this, but I expect to be done by Christmas.
I would also really like to hear your input/feedback/ideas.
