Talk about developing and making a cyberpunk style game map production
Begin in a future world filled with neon lights
The sun sinks in the west, the night rises in the east, and several skyscrapers outline the skyline, impatiently lighting up their respective corporate logos on the facade. at their feet are patches of high-rise residential buildings, but here it seems much shorter, the spacing between these buildings is very narrow, the front chest against the back, the building is hung with air conditioning units and antennas, messy. Compared with the magnificent skyscrapers, it is as shabby and downbeat as a short beggar. Inside the building is even more dilapidated, each room is divided into a number of small spaces for the poor people to live.
Inspired by the huge popularity of the Cyberpunk 2077 game, we wanted to be able to develop a Cyberpunk game of our own on Machinist's game platform using our own editor, and for this reason our development team has done a lot of underlying and editor optimizations to lay the groundwork for our development. In this article, we will share our game development progress and give you our current development results.
With a variety of visual impact effects, such as neon lights on the street, street rows of iconic advertising and high-rise buildings, etc., usually with the color is based on black, purple, green, blue and red, but neon is only one of the signs, special effects of color rendering, constituting the cyberpunk world of the base color.
Obviously, our cyberpunk game has some influence from Cyberpunk 2077. We've set up a post-disaster world where disasters strike at every turn, and players have to gather the supplies they need to survive in time to defend themselves against them. This is the current setting, and our developers are still "adding" to the world, but now we can see the general appearance of the world, full of various neon lights, dilapidated streets, sci-fi scenes, and this is the beginning of our cyberpunk.
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