LogInDeveloper poorlocke unveiled that a large amount of rotoscoping has been used to achieve the desired effect.
Twitter user poorlocke showcased an animation of the controllable character performing a series of combos and stances in a beautifully crafted water scene with stunning water reactions. According to the developer, a large amount of rotoscoping has been used to create characters that move realistically, just like real people.
The clip is from their work-in-progress Crimson Capes, “a soulslike Action-RPG taking place in a Sword & Sorcery setting” created using GameMaker. You take the role of the leader of the Crimson Capes, a guild that aims at hunting witches and “engage in fluid 2D pixel art swordplay, hunt witches, track monsters and experience the age of high adventure.”
Crimson Capes
Crimson Capes
The game will include an animal companion who will also join the combat and cause damage to enemies. Speaking of the game’s enemies, prepare to face off against a crocodile, as well as other humans:
Here's a strategy to catch your enemy off-guard and deal a deadly kill:
The release date of the game is yet to be announced. If it piques your interest, don’t hesitate to add it to your wishlist on Steam and follow the developer on X/Twitter to check out more in-game footage and screenshots.
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