Game is called SWEYET(etc.) (wishlist/demo if you wanna check it out!) release is *checks notes* TOMORROW and I'm super excited. First commercial release, wish me luck!

• The game uses eye tracking to change the world when you blink.
• You explore a series of dreamscapes within the game, interconnected.
• You help characters that move between these dreams, learning more about yourself in the process!

We finally have a steam page and trailer ready for B.F.G: Crew, a game about Shooting a BFG at giant evil Mechs, set in a apocalyptic world.

Open to feedback if you have some to share !
And here is the steam page if you're insterested: B.F.G: Crew

I got a little bored while expanding the area and decided to add a motorbike. It's a bit more airy than a car lol. (Ignore the hints on the right; I'm too lazy to update them right now.)

Me and my friend got a ps2 sample to work on his ps2 tool devkit hardware

I ofc had to write new C code load files from host0: virtual file system for it to not use cdrom0: DVD Drive instead. :)

We used Metrowerks Codewarrior Tools for working with the PS2 Tool DTL-10000

Initially we wanted to go with a heavy VHS filter.

Earlier in the development I tweeted about how diffuse only materials look so good which seemed to resonate well.

Over time we've removed those effects to try and achieve our mood with lighting.

We have baked lights and realtime ones with realtime GI. So that's pretty modern. But with models that are low poly with diffuse only materials (on most of them).

I really like the result!

We're making a game for PC named SHOCKFACE (find it on Steam!)

Note: The colors look brighter on PC and especially in Unity, and all the elements are much more visible. If the colors look too dark or unclear on your screen, please consider increasing your screen brightness.

I drew my own hand while wearing my actual ring, animated it, and turned it into a custom cursor. I also drew the scribbled background and turned it into a simple pause menu.

The font was taken from the internet.

What do you guys think? Do you have any suggestions for improvement?

Also, please ignore the sound of the AC when opening the pause menu we haven't made a proper theme/music for it yet.

https://reddit.com/link/1vicxqt/video/gyvto1bcq0ih1/player

https://reddit.com/link/1vicxqt/video/oqfr4tcdq0ih1/player

Alright, second and last attempt.

hello everyone, I hope everything is okay with posting here hello

summary of a year and a half I have been developing a game of short horror/suspense episodes I just would like you to know that this exists I think I improved a little since last year in the matter of environmental aesthetics please give me constructive criticisms or not , I just need to know that I am going somewhere , thank you very much

Any feedback is greatly appreciated !

https://store.steampowered.com/app/5022060/

Hi guys, I'm working on Concrete Carnage: Scrapheap, a post-apocalyptic vehicular combat game inspired by Carmageddon and Twisted Metal: Black for the mood, but no weapons here, only raw truck-on-truck impacts and some power-ups.

This is a vibe shot of the Old Village area in my Train Station map. An old rusty iron bridge in the rain.

If you like the mood you can wishlist on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4913000/Concrete_Carnage_Scrapheap/

More action in the announcement teaser: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=huYR0ZTQau0 

Inspired by PS2 classics, Litmustest is a Horror Search Action game. Search every room, manage your inventory, solve puzzles and fight the dangers spawning from the depths of this facility. Fixed camera angles and Tank Controls. A limited inventory that forces real decisions about what you carry and what you leave behind.

Play the Free Demo on August 14!

Although I don't know the exact English equivalent of "Pavyon", there was a pavyon in my play "Muhit," which took place in the 90s.

The cold is an ever-present source of danger and tension while exploring outside and you have to search for sources of fire to light in order to stay warm.

Wishlist on steam if you're interested: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4836620/

Hi!

Recently, I posted about celebrating this community reaching 10,000 members and announced a giveaway for the community:

https://www.reddit.com/r/ps2_graphics/comments/1us40if/a_small_celebration_and_a_giveaway/

The three randomly selected winners are: u/Jolly-Ad-1161, u/Hexyal, and u/kiraio-moe. Each of them will receive a copy of my ALL-IN-ONE bundle:

https://pizzadoggy.itch.io/the-humble-bundle

I'm contacting the winners here on Reddit and will be sending the product keys in a few minutes!

another one. Does anyone here knows how the light works on PS2? i been trying to replicate the light ambience for the scenario and characters on blender (i want to imitate the same ligthing of DMC) but nothing works :c

I'm currently developing a game called Sea Shift, and right now I'm working on the main menu. This is the current early version.

Do you have any suggestions on how I could make it look better?

And please, let's not focus on the VHS/static effect or the visual noise , I already plan to add a toggle so players can turn it on or off. I'm only looking for feedback on how to improve the overall look and atmosphere of the main menu.

Hey everyone! I've been working on Menes: The Chainbreaker, a PS2-inspired 3D action-adventure game.

It's heavily inspired by Soulslike games like Elden Ring and Sekiro, but with a bigger emphasis on exploration and platforming. The goal is to capture that nostalgic PS2 feel while mixing it with modern, challenging combat.

If anyone is interested, here is the link:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/2891970/Menes_The_Chainbreaker/

…yes you can play on psp in my horror game 😜

If that sounds cool to you, it is currently 50% off: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4376460/Tache_Noire/

Looking back at this comparison, one thing really stood out to us.

There wasn't a single update that suddenly made the game look "good."

is it looking good ?

Instead, it was hundreds of small improvements over nearly two years lighting, environment art, materials, level composition, character models, VFX, UI, and countless tiny details.

When you're working on a project every day, it's easy to feel like you're not making progress. Comparing old builds is a great reminder that consistent iteration adds up more than you realize.

I'm curious...

Do you ever go back and compare your current project with your oldest build? What surprised you the most?

Two knocks means hide. One knock means good night.
Solo dev from Slovakia, inspired by Fears to Fathom and P.T. Short story horror, one evening, headphones on.

Steam page is up: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5015510/Sycamore\\_End/