Half-Minute Hero: Gotta Go Fast (to save the world)

Haven't posted anything in a bit but I assure you I have been hard at it, working on various projects. This one has been sitting in my tiny sketch book for some time and finally got around to finishing it. This is from a psp game called Half-Minute Hero (I played the port for steam) a fun and silly game that is an homage to all the classic tropes from 8 and 16 bit era RPG video games. In it you race against the clock to save the world, the kick is the clock is set to 30 seconds. You must speed around the map at break neck speeds trying to gather gear and killing monsters in order to defeat the boss of each map before time runs out. My version of the hero has him looking not so great as the effects of moving so quickly has adverse side effects on the body. If you have ever seen a human centrifuge machine you know what I mean.

Path of the Hunter: Hangman's Hymn

My favorite costume and technique from Mark of the Ninja. Finished this one back in March and it is fantastic. A solid 2-D platformer with gorgeous artwork and personality that perfectly captures what it must feel like to be a bad ass ninja. Pick it up on Steam, 60% off right now and completely worth it.

Pen brush and black watercolor.

Bonus: I add the coffee ring because I felt it was missing something. I normally just jump right in and feel out how I want the doodle to look like, but for the second time in this sketchbook I was stumped on a layout.

Amnesia: NOPE!

Finally got around to beating Amnesia: The Dark Descent after owning it for 2 years. My faith in the survival horror genre has been restored. I only played when it was dark and I was alone (or everyone asleep) A very enriching game experience that often left me panicked and filled with dread. As the game nears the final act it gets especially tense. I found myself muttering "No no no no no!" around every new turn. If you enjoy creepy eastern European castles and Lovecraftian mythos or a good scare then please check it out.