Want to know how video game soundtracks are made? We'll delve into Project Feline's soundtrack and break it down layer-by-layer in Logic.

We tackle the level design challenges of developing a fast-paced movement game while making enough play-time and keeping player retention.

So I tried building a momentum-based movement system like in Titanfall 2 and Apex Legends. This is how it went down...

Developing games is not all fun and games. This devlog explores some of the many hardships faced when working to ship your first game.

We'll be looking at Project Feline's new features, including updates to Gabi's movement; new camera controls; and the new free-roam mode.

We'll be exploring how I used "game feel" to "juice up" my upcoming anime-style parkour game, Project Feline.

We'll be exploring how I made use of Unreal Engine's lighting systems to faithfully re-create a 3D anime style for Project Feline.

We'll be exploring the development process behind creation of custom 3D props made for Project Feline's environments.

We'll be exploring the new time trial mode implemented into Project Feline's new semi-open environment, and other fixes and improvements.

We'll be exploring how I transform how I find inspiration for environments and rapidly test level layouts.

We'll be exploring level design techniques used in Project Feline, including level blocking; composition and lighting; pacing; and more.

We'll be exploring how I create mood boards, thumbnail sketches, and color palettes to flesh out Project Feline's world.

We'll be looking into my development process day-by-day on how I made patrolling enemies and new levels for the Project Feline prototype.

We'll be exploring the new grind mechanic; new maps; and improvements made to the Project Feline prototype.

We'll be exploring some quality-of-life fixes and improvements made to the Project Feline prototype with feedback from the community.

We'll be porting Project Feline's 3D anime character from Blender to Unreal Engine, including geometry, materials, textures, and animations.

We'll be exploring my 3D animation pipeline and how specialized techniques were used to create 3D animations that look hand-drawn.

We'll be exploring my 3D animation pipeline, rigging Project Feline's character model with a skeletal system to allow Gabi to move.

We'll be exploring the techniques involved in creating the specific texture maps for Gabi's anime cel shader.

We'll be further transforming Gabi by creating an anime-style cel shader employing techniques from Guilty Gear Xrd and Dragon Ball FighterZ.