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Game Screenshots

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Game Screenshots

Hi,

I hope everyone is doing well.

Below are some of new video game screenshots of our new game. The game gallery showcases our enemies, main characters and the hero mentor.

The XBOX Game screenshots of this XBOX Live Indie game are similar and we will be adding the new game screenshots later on in the blog.

Check out our game gallery/game screenshots below and do let us know your suggestions for the video game screenshots of our new game.

Vraz the prince

Vraz - The Prince Video Game Screenshots

Vazier with plane

Vizier with plane

Sadhu

New Game Screenshots of Sadhu

ManiMani

We have finally started adding collectibles like coins, health, enemies, interactive objects, etc in the level.

The moving platform issues are now solved and they work perfectly. We even have a few surprises on the moving platforms.

All character animations are now approved and they look really cute and match well with the game. The AI algorithm is ready and now only has to be implemented in the game. We are still working on the interactive objects (there are tons of them in the game) and getting them ready to work seamlessly. The GUI and game concepts look promising and we are trying to make them stand out from any game you have previously seen.

I know a lot of you are waiting for our first playable demo and I really appreciate your support. We are working on the playable demo and can assure you it will be out soon.

First impression counts a lot and we know that. Our team is working hard to make sure that we can give you a game you would love to play for hours on end.

Thanks again,

Abhinav Chokhavatia

Team Zatun

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2D Game Art

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2D Game Art

Today I would like to share regarding the game art. How did we come up with this game idea and 2D game art for the platformer style?

India has a long tradition of Miniature paintings (since the 12th or 13th Century AD). Various cultures which were in India and those which came to India added their own style to the depth of miniature paintings. Therefore it is not surprising to find paintings in various styles like Rajasthani, Madhubani, Mughal, Mysore, Tanjore, Pichoi and Bengal paintings.

When we first started the game, we wanted to make a game based on the miniature paintings. But once we had a look at miniature paintings, it was really hard to figure out which style we wanted to follow. After spending a month or two searching for references on Google, we could not come up with a single style that we liked. We even visited local museums and found actual miniature paintings which were over 400 years old. They were really beautiful to look at but to create something similar might take us another 100 years.

We even browsed through various books but still could not pick up a style. Then we came up with a book from a very prominent artist who had adopted his own unique style taken the various styles found the miniature paintings. He mostly worked on large and small canvases and murals and his style was very unique yet it was a reflection of the major miniature painting styles.

Once we had this book, it served as a major reference point and a guiding light on the path we were to undertake.

Below is some of the very early 2d concept art of the game: