After completing Monster Mountain (the first IP of Funky Panda Games), I spent a short period of time working on different and experimental concepts for the upcoming game of the studio.
This project -codenamed ''Luffy''- needed to be developed faster than our previous game, it needed to have a quicker and casual approach and an straightforward gameplay. The plan was making either an isometric or top-down tower defense multiplayer game.
I designed and proposed very different characters, art styles and game ideas for it, even though this time (as opposed to Monster Mountain) I actually didn't write the story myself and I didn't suggest any original plot setting. This time I focused more on the CEO's ideas. He wanted to experiment with a more attempted mainstream looking game, trying out different settings and vibes: scifi, medieval fantasy, cyberpunk, cartoon and so on. So at the end I had a certain freedom to come up with different concepts and animations.
I designed and proposed very different characters, art styles and game ideas for it, even though this time (as opposed to Monster Mountain) I actually didn't write the story myself and I didn't suggest any original plot setting. This time I focused more on the CEO's ideas. He wanted to experiment with a more attempted mainstream looking game, trying out different settings and vibes: scifi, medieval fantasy, cyberpunk, cartoon and so on. So at the end I had a certain freedom to come up with different concepts and animations.
