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by Tj Holowaychuk · 04/14/2009 (12:00 am) · 6 comments

Some more artwork as well as screenshots of the working prototype of our upcoming IPhone game.

Cocos2d / Objective-c / Chipmunk physics
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Ocean sketch
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Ocean final
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Owls sketch
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Strange little fellow
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Professor
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Torque Owner Ian Roach
#1
04/14/2009 (1:16 am)
LOVE the artstyle, awesome work. Cant wait to see more.

Torque Owner Brett Canter
7 Moose Games LLC
#2
04/14/2009 (8:36 am)
Very "Tim Burton"-esque!! I love the art!

Torque Owner Tyler Slabinski
#3
04/14/2009 (9:53 am)
This reminds me of a flash game called Nevermore

Torque Owner Andy
#4
04/14/2009 (10:03 am)
That looks excellent! How's it been working with Cocos2d & Chipmunk?

Tj Holowaychuk
#5
04/14/2009 (12:53 pm)
Thanks everyone!

Cocos2d / Chipmunk have been great so far, both TGB and our current framework provide various helpful featuresets, its to bad they cannot easily be combined, I really like the GUI drag / drop aspect of TGB, and the particle system is fantastic. That being said cocos2d offers many of the same features just without the GUI, and then Chipmunk for physics is great :)

We have much more to implement but for the short amount of time spent with each framework they both certainly excel in various areas.

Tj Holowaychuk
#6
04/14/2009 (1:00 pm)
nevermore looks great! very cool, i miss the flexibility flash allows in terms of animation, most of our animations will be physics based since its so tedious and ultimately in-flexible to hand animate sprites but the system I have planned will take a lot of time to build :(