Second trailer of "Grim"

We've just finished the second trailer of our game. It features our second level "Climb" which was created for our Breach gametype. The "Mateba" our multi-purpose weapon (with both short and long range capabilities) and Leap our primary ability are all included in this new video.



As always, the most recent updates on our development are available at our website: http://grim.morepolygons.com

Development of Grim: Weapon Particle FX

Gameplay Trailer of "Grim"

Our first gameplay trailer for "Grim"! It mainly features our first deathmatch level "Outpost" along with Deathmatch itself. In future updates we will go into more detail about the unique elements of "Grim". Hope you enjoy!

Titan Metrics: Gameplay Analysis Tool

More Polygons "Grim" Homepage

Hey guys, I have been working on a gameplay analysis tool for our online shooter “Grim”. For the first internal release I made a short video, It should give you an idea of what we can do with it so far. I have a bunch more things I’d like to add (including cloud/heat maps) but first I must take some time off to work on gameplay and server browser!

It even includes my voice this time! :P Let me know what you guys think, maybe you have a cool feature request?

Project site is online!

The project site is up! Currently you will find several screenshots and videos of our game, 3D assets, information about our game design and of course the two proprietary tools I've been working on! Have a look at let me know what you guys think.

More Polygons "Grim" Homepage

Direct links:

Titan Metrics - Gameplay analyzing tool (Features 3D Visualization of player and match data)
Titan Toolkit - Making life easier for everyday UDK Development

Of course we will update the site on a regular basis, keep an eye out for more!

Graduation UDK Project

Hey guys, It's been a while since I uploaded any videos or blogposts. I've definitely been doing some cool stuff behind closed doors, this time with the Unreal Development Kit. We're about to reach a milestone where we will start showing our development more openly. This means I will soon start recording some videos that will include my development experiments as usual.

This project is for my graduation, I'm working in a team of six to build a proper first person shooter for the PC. As expected I'm the programmer, but do a lot of the design work as well. Aside from the game itself I have been busy building some UDK based tools for the team, this includes a launcher/management tool to launch UDK in every way you can think of and includes more advanced functionality such as bug reporting (automatically sends the reports to our server at Assembla) along with FTP file uploads (screenshots, crash logs) and more. A second tool will remain secret for now. I will reveal details on it later on through some videos and post some info about it here as well.

For now I'll leave you with two (pre-alpha) screenshots of our project.

EditMesh Submode & History Panel

It was about time I posted a new video about my progress, so I decided to create a very early preview of some of the new features. This includes an early version of the history panel and the improved mesh editing feature.

If you're familiar with Neoforce you may recognize it in the video video. If you don't, it's basically a Winforms-like library with tons of features for 2D menus. It has quite an exhaustive feature-list and will replace all my previous Winforms based panels/windows. One big advantage of using Neoforce is alpha support, something not easily accomplished using regular Forms. Another advantage is in its design, instead of using OnPaint events and event handlers, it has regular Update and Draw functions. This is really nice when you're creating transitions and smooth animations for your controls.

There are some other features hidden in this video, one is still in very early development. You might have seen the screen fading from and to black several times, that is part of it ;) The best way to describe it: a method to quickly access your panels, menus, assets etc. through a single hotkey (spacebar by default) As you can see in the video, I 'pinned' the history panel to my game window, keeping it active when leaving the screen overlay. I will talk more in-depth about this video once it's more developed.