VR & Game Dev's Breakdown: Katana Zero - What to Think About when Creating a Retro-Style Game
This week we are breaking off from the traditional format of looking at games that could be translated into VR and instead of moving towards a completely different style of game. Katana Zero is a title that I came across earlier this year, and I was drawn in by its unique visual style and gameplay feedback loop. What I found was the perfect combination of style, challenge, and story that kept me playing until the credits rolled. I am very excited to announce that we are joined by Granger Freeman Martin, a 3D modeler, Game Designer, and fellow student at Ringling College of Art and Design. He will be talking with us about Pixel art and retro-style games.
Stream Guest Social Links:
Granger Martin:
Portfolio Website - https://www.artstation.com/grangerdanger
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/granger_art...
Xavier Rodriguez :
Portfolio Website - https://xavierrodriguez.artstation.com/
Joesph Janssen:
Youtube - / @josephjanssen2696
Portfolio Website - https://www.artstation.com/josephjanssen
Anthony Randazzo:
Youtube -
/ @therandangler9386
My Portfolio Website - https://qkuslic1.artstation.com/
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