Remote Shepherd Developer's Blog

So, what do you do when your game is a week from the final deadline and you realize you want some cool promotional art, splash screens and l...

So, it's been a while since I posted. We ran into an interesting situation where we learned that Havok was exporting our referenced me...

I spent the last week or so working on all the pieces I need to get set up in order to have the data needed to create a heatmap. I first ...

Now that we have some animations the AI can start to look more interesting. No longer do they merely stop at the goal and wait to move to th...

A little photoshop magic on the city map shows just how well our detective takes care of his things.

We've had the nav mesh and path finding in for a while, I just haven't had time to make a post about it. Here's what our nav mes...

As I mentioned in an earlier post we created a new game mode called Scout where the player views through a camera and has a directional mic...

One of my jobs on this project is as UI design which has been challenging because of the comic book look of the game. All of the Menus and ...

One of the new features that came out of the redesign of the missions is that there are now more sniper nests than snipers. This means that...

This past week we established two play modes for our game, Shooter and Scout. The Shooter mode is the original mechanic of the game where t...

As a follow up to my earlier post about scraping our designed levels and building a new one it is important to mention that for the mission ...

One new problem with the redesign of the game's narrative path is that the park is not a flat plane like the market was. This meant we ...