Tunic Corrupted

What is The Tunic Corrupted?

Tunic Corrupted is a spin off sequel of the original game "Tunic". Like the original game, it is a single player isometric action, adventure, RPG.

The game has a Greek mythology theme, but follows the same narrative to the original game. The story behind it is, the world is being taken over by a disease leaving the land and creatures corrupted. There are two halves to the world, the untouched overworld and the corrupted overworld. You have to fight through the enemies and reach the corrupted overworld with pages and artefacts to stop the corruption.

This is my development blog for this project that has weekly updates.
It goes into detail about my design process throughout the project.

Tunic Corrupted

Week 1 This first week we have been doing more introduction to everyone in the group and assigning roles. We have been doing scrums and...

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Overworld main area (created by Clayton but has input from me)

The main level in Tunic Corrupted is similar to the original game. It is a large, mostly open area, that leads to the other areas in the game.

Overworld boss room (created by Clayton but has input from me)

Although it isn't textured, the boss room layout is finished.

Dungeons/Caves (created by me)

There are dungeons and caves scattered around the main areas of the game. These let you enter to fight enemies, complete puzzles, and find treasures.

Video of cave puzzle

Corrupted main area (Scrapped)

During production, the corrupted overworld and boss area were scrapped in order to focus our work on other areas so we could get our vertical slice game trailer finished.

These were all mid production and are mostly finished layouts etc, however they are not textured.

These are the initial level ideas I drew and created from looking at the original game and my own ideas. The boss in this area was going to be a minotaur and the minotaur is known for being in a labyrinth. I wanted the whole level to feel somewhat like this too, making it feel a bit more tight and compact. This was to give the player an idea as to what Greek mythological creature could be the boss.