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Hey everyone. Time for a new post. Here we share some info on how To Azimuth will make it clear to players where they should be going. Step right this way... Rather than having a static in-game map for the player to refer to, we instead move the camera around to give a larger vie
Hey everyone. Time for a new post. Here we share some info on how To Azimuth will make it clear to players where they should be going. Step right this way... Rather than having a static in-game map for the player to refer to, we instead move the camera around to give a larger vie
Hey everyone. We're back with another post, this time to take a closer look at how we handle looking closely at objects and items that can be interacted with in the game. So let's, um, take a look. Closely. To allow close inspection of objects, especially those that need to be re
Hey everyone. We're back with another post, this time to take a closer look at how we handle looking closely at objects and items that can be interacted with in the game. So let's, um, take a look. Closely. To allow close inspection of objects, especially those that need to be re
Hey everyone. Another post! This time we wanted to share with you a little info on the lighting in To Azimuth. In the game's larger areas, lights brighten and dim based on the camera's location. In addition to providing a surreal aesthetic/feeling, this method also allows for mor
Hey everyone. Another post! This time we wanted to share with you a little info on the lighting in To Azimuth. In the game's larger areas, lights brighten and dim based on the camera's location. In addition to providing a surreal aesthetic/feeling, this method also allows for mor
Hey everyone. We're hoping to start sharing more To Azimuth info with you over the coming months. The finishing touches are just being put to a new trailer, and that should be ready in the next couple of weeks. In the meantime, here's a quick look at the system of on-the-fly room
Hey everyone. We're hoping to start sharing more To Azimuth info with you over the coming months. The finishing touches are just being put to a new trailer, and that should be ready in the next couple of weeks. In the meantime, here's a quick look at the system of on-the-fly room
'Developer Zach Sanford is working on his point-and-click inspired adventure To Azimuth on his own, with his brother composing the somber music. The overall tone is exceedingly somber: colors are muted and lean towards warm, dark reds, browns and black. The music is soft and mela
'Developer Zach Sanford is working on his point-and-click inspired adventure To Azimuth on his own, with his brother composing the somber music. The overall tone is exceedingly somber: colors are muted and lean towards warm, dark reds, browns and black. The music is soft and mela
I was excited about To Azimuth when it turned to Kickstarter in 2014. An adventure game about a brother and sister in ’70s Alabama searching for their lost brother, who may or may not have been abducted by aliens, sounds right up my alley. It helped that developers games had alre