The tribulation blade is one of the many weapons that will feature in the Project RF saga.
Tribulation means " a cause of great trouble and suffering ".
The challenge behind designing the tribulation blade is the translation from a 2-dimensional concept to a 3-dimensional in game object.
Considering how the blade looks on paper, it can be quite tricky creating a fairly accurate 3D basis that will obviously be improved upon before the final 3D in-game model (blade symmetry e.t.c.).
An article looking at the CryEngine as a video game solution, especially for independent developers.
I've seen some incredible looking stuff done with the CryENGINE. The Jurassic Park mods look so much better than practically any other legitimate Jurassic Park game. All done with the CryENGINE.
Absolutely. It is one of the most capable solutions available to the public.
I guess there is quite a lot of misconception about the actual engine and its suitability for game development.
When you weigh in all the factors, it just ticks quite a few boxes with ease.
This is not just about its graphical prowess, but more about the tools available, and how intuitive they actually are.
It isn't perfect in some areas, but there are quite a few work-a-rounds.
New concept art emerges on the Residuum Factor Kickstarter page. The image depicts MoyRah Version 2.0.
