In the process of sorting out materials from the early days of Chernobylite development, we came across some that we had almost forgotten about. They are fascinating, and they relate to a rather crucial moment of production: we were thinking about what the creatures scaring players in the Zone should look like.
Tatyana is not your typical damsel in distress. She is a fully independent character who haunts Igor in his dreams. But who she really is? An apparition? A hallucination? Igor's conscience? Or maybe a being from another dimension in human form? Whoever she is, we know one thing: she was one of the most fascinating characters we had to create.
For now, we will set aside graphics from various locations around Chernobyl, but not forever! We'll revisit them later to show you how everything was originally supposed to look in the game. Today, as promised, we’ll take a closer look at the first concept art of the main characters of Chernobylite. Let's start with our main character.
We continue to publish concept art of places in Chernobyl that were transformed into Chernobylite game. This week we're taking a look at the images from the Moscow Eye map.
In this and subsequent reports, we will show you concept art of places that have appeared in the game. Based on the photos taken in the Zone, we have created graphics presenting the locations in various weather conditions. For starters, we present you graphics from the map Pripyat Port.
As we promised, today and in the days to come, we are again looking behind the scenes of Chernobylite. This time, however, we want to show you materials that bridge the gap between an idea and making this idea a reality in the game.
We have never hidden the fact that when creating Chernobylite, we were inspired by games, movies and TV series. We wrote about it a few weeks ago. Today we would like to spend some time with one game in particular. To be more specific, it's not about the game itself, but about its... title.
As you may have noticed, we took a short break, so there was no report last week. But it's not because we ran out of inspiration or materials that we would like to show you (we have a lot of them, so don’t worry). Rather, because we were getting ready for an important day.
