Diamond Eye
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Characters
Characters
World
World
Items and Enemies
Items and Enemies
Aesthetic Inspirations
Aesthetic Inspirations
Diamond Eye uses prerendered 3D models for most assets much like the following games.
Not only is it more cost efficient than drawing sprites by hand, I personally love the way it looks.
Diamond Eye uses prerendered 3D models for most assets much like the following games.
Not only is it more cost efficient than drawing sprites by hand, I personally love the way it looks.
Mario Vs Donkey Kong (Gameboy Advance) 2004
Donkey Kong Country (Super Nintendo Entertainment System) 1994
Gameplay Inspirations
Gameplay Inspirations
Super Mario 64 (Nintendo 64) 1996
Mario's move set in Super Mario 64 is huge, allowing players to tackle challenges in creative ways.
Most of his attacks have movement properties, such as his jump kick extending his air time.
Mario Vs Donkey Kong (Gameboy Advance) 2004
The levels in Mario Vs DK are tightly designed and focus on a few mechanics at a time.
The game also has a scoring system that encourages replaying the levels to possibly discover new routes to clear the level more quickly.
Viewtiful Joe (GameCube) 2003
Viewtiful Joe is a 2D action game that encourages the player to explore their options to do more than simply dealing damage with attacks.
Joe can use different attacks to launch objects and enemies in various directions.
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God Hand (Playstation 2) 2006
God Hand is an action game that favors player expression.
Not only can you customize your attacks, almost any attack can be cancelled freely into a dodge or dash.
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