#stealth game

[ewniversal-art]

snake… Snake!… SNAKE!!!

[one-time-i-dreamt]

I was in a stealth game and clearing a compound. I triggered an alarm, and got ambushed by a robot who was rapping about how he and his brethren once beat up Joseph Stalin.

[unfortunatish]

goofy goober

free my boy he did nothing wrong

ft. pre-thief Subzero:

[satoshi-mochida]

Project Shadowglass ‘Gameplay’ trailer - Gematsu

Starhelm Studios has released the first gameplay trailer for Project Shadowglass, its “stealth-based immersive sim that meets dark fantasy RPG.” A demo will be available for PC via Steam in 2026.

Here is a brief overview of the game, via Starhelm Studios:

A stealth-based immersive sim that meets dark fantasy RPG. Roleplay as a rogue planning daring heists, infiltrating forbidden locales, and escaping with priceless artifacts. Features unique 3D pixelated graphics and lasting consequences where every action could leave a trail back to you. Inspired by old-school games like Thief, Deus Ex, and System Shock.

Watch the trailer below.

Gameplay Trailer

[the-woods-call-me]

"Night Is Falling. Better Hide..."

Please click for larger size. =)

[ianisin]

FLYING BLOOD SWARMS | Dishonored 2 - Part 2

[hazzmat-shelter]

Ok, late post for yesterday (Day 4 of Godoctober) but I got the guards' vision working. They have eyes now!! Long story short, a guard's vision is made up of one or more of VisionAreas(Area2Ds) that contain a vision modifier variable that can be unique for that specific area. This means that certain areas of the vision can have lower visibility than the others, like peripheral vision, while the center can have a higher vision capability.

When the goblin is in a vision cone, a ray is cast to it and if there is nothing blocking the guard's vision, the guard checks the light visibility of the goblin.

The guard starts with a base vision threshold, we'll say 50 for this example. This vision threshold is multiplied by the VisionArea's vision modifier variable, in this case 1.3 which makes the new vision threshold 65. This modified threshold is then multiplied again by the alert state of the guard. Since the guard in this example is vibing, he's in a low alert state which will set this modifier to 1.3 again. We multiply the modified threshold by that to get 84.5. We then take this twice-modified threshold and compared it to Little Goblin's light visibility at the time of being seen. (This number is explained in a previous post but it's basically just a number from 0-100 representing the goblin's illumination in the scene). If Little Goblin's light visibility is lower than the guard's modified vision threshold, the guard cannot see the goblin.

This should make building out the lighting in the levels and getting to stealth through them super fun! Even more fun is that I set it up to be modular, so I can create as many custom cones as I want, made with as many vision areas as I want, and I can change the modifier values on all of them. This'll let me make different cones for the guards' different alert levels, different activities, and whatever else I want! I also made it so that these vision cone nodes can be added to whatever else I want to give vision, from animals to cameras to sentient brooms.

Another mechanic is down and I can't wait to start building out the levels for Little Goblin!

[basickabyl]

Tonight we explore the house proper and get screamed at by grandma.

Stay Out of the House is a survival horror game where we must sneak around the dilapidated home of a psycho. Scrounging for tools and supplies we are tasked with solving puzzles, avoiding grandma, scolding the family dog and discovering a horrifying secret deep below.

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