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Help wanted and offered / Artists for Old Radio Play Style Adventure Game
« on: December 24, 2005, 07:59:49 AM »
Hey all,
I was wondering if anyone would be willing to do a lot of art for an old style radio play type of game.
it's basically a tongue-in-cheek-horror adventure game, with dark undertones. I was thinking that,
if possible, the game could be drawn in grayscale, but having principle colours or items in colour -
a little like Sin City (but not as cool, obviously
) Obviously this would require a fair amount of detail.
I've been tossing up the idea for a while now, and just wanted to check out any general interest.
I'd probably need an artist, and since it's going to be fairly humourous, i'm open to having people
contribute ideas, if they like the concept.
It'd be typical hammy radio play style - a lightning flash here, a roll of thunder there.. organ music
and mad laughter off in the distance. Exploring an island (not a 'Monkey Island'), finding hidden
entrances and secret passages, resolving an old family legacy (not 'Alone in the Dark', either),
humourous monsters and 'The Goonies'-style puzzles.
Any takers?
Thanks,
Rob
I was wondering if anyone would be willing to do a lot of art for an old style radio play type of game.
it's basically a tongue-in-cheek-horror adventure game, with dark undertones. I was thinking that,
if possible, the game could be drawn in grayscale, but having principle colours or items in colour -
a little like Sin City (but not as cool, obviously
) Obviously this would require a fair amount of detail.I've been tossing up the idea for a while now, and just wanted to check out any general interest.
I'd probably need an artist, and since it's going to be fairly humourous, i'm open to having people
contribute ideas, if they like the concept.
It'd be typical hammy radio play style - a lightning flash here, a roll of thunder there.. organ music
and mad laughter off in the distance. Exploring an island (not a 'Monkey Island'), finding hidden
entrances and secret passages, resolving an old family legacy (not 'Alone in the Dark', either),
humourous monsters and 'The Goonies'-style puzzles.
Any takers?
Thanks,
Rob