r/IndieDev • u/PlaySteakOutGame • 11h ago
Video What do you think of a scene from my game?
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u/susnaususplayer 10h ago
Camera should slightly move ALWAYS to make scenes feel more alive
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u/RedBambooLeaf 10h ago
- I would suggest you to add some movement other than the train, the environment feels stiff, rigid
- the short wait at the beginning makes things feel a little staged: I'd try to make it start with the train already in view or make the wait longer and meaningful
- I don't see anything interesting: it rather looks like an exercise to me atm
- the overall mood feels nice
- I like the warm light colors
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u/PlaySteakOutGame 5h ago
thank you i'll add some things and what you said makes a lot of sense, I will definitely keep that in mind.
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u/mohsenkhajavinik 6h ago
I noticed the wind sound maybe you could make the lights and shop sign move a little. It's a coal train so it must have more smoke. Very more. Don't forget the sound of it either.
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u/PatrikM_Games 10h ago
It has its own vibe. To me, it feels like an old-style cool movie studio ident. :D I like it though!
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u/Odd-Nefariousness-85 7h ago
It's very nice! But I'm not really sure about the frozen vignette effect, perhaps the covered area should be reduced.
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u/Lonely_Parsnip 7h ago
Graphics are great. I hope it is survlval, building and crafting game with wild west themed.
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u/pyromidscheme 4h ago
Looks great, thanks for sharing. Agree with others on the need for a little more camera movement toward the end
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u/Brandibober 4h ago
I don’t think horse stay like that if train arrives. Add some moution to landscape.
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u/Technos_Eng 3h ago
The camera movement is okay, but some ease in-out would make it nicer, also changing the path slightly to avoid clipping through the light pole, and most importantly, the sound levels of the wind and train must be adjusted. As the camera moves away from the train, it’s loosing the sound for a half second even if it is in plain sight. You should adjust the damping distance to keep within the reach distance and reduce the sound level of the wind after the intro. Do you show us your updated version please ?
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u/AlexSmithsonian 1h ago
I think you've been playing too much Red Dead Redemption... or not enough? One of those.
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u/Raokairo 11h ago
The lighting is weird and the bloom is really high but otherwise it looks great.