Roterra

The last project I worked on as a member of Dig-It Games! was Roterra. A multi-dimensional puzzle game for mobile devices. The player would help the princess Angelica navigate a series of mazes that would spin, deform and change orientations. The games direction pulled from medieval tropes, and the game would be broken up into different environments types. I was involved in the 2D design process, the 3D modeling and texturing, storyboard artist for the introductory and ending cinematic, interstitial artist, as well as the UI and puzzle design. I was responsible for a large portion of the games level design and direction. The game is now available for IOS devices. Check it out here!

Title Designs

Prop Designs

Puzzle Visual Development

These initial sketches were done mainly to solidify camera position and potential puzzle mechanics.

Character Development

While we didn't go with the designs that I worked on on the left, Tim Nicklas did some really awesome character designs. We did change some of the colors though to enhance thematic ideas.

Character Portrait Design

Beginning and End of Level Screens

These images bookend ever level in the game, and without words tell the story of the princess Angelica trying to find her way home and retake her kingdom.