Grimrock

"Updated 4/4/2019"
Doing a recreation of Shadowgate 2014 in my own way. Using many familiar rooms and some new ones . As many of you might know the castle is alive, having the ability to change its shape, because of this I will create new areas not seen in the game.

I decided to just create as many of the room types as I can with as many resources as possible. I'll release them as sets for each area so you can load what ever areas you wish to use. Ill have a "general" resource pack that will be required for all the sets.
"End Update"

Here is a couple shots of the lava bridge room. It is smaller then you would see in Shadowgate 2014. But I like how the lava flow came out. ( BTW when I complete this project it will contain over 200 new models for you to use how you see fit ).

cool screenshots but i'm pretty sure wood is not the appropriate material for bridges over lava pits

minmay wrote:cool screenshots but i'm pretty sure wood is not the appropriate material for bridges over lava pits

haha yes very true. That room is a recreation of the double bridge room from Shadowgate original. In my version the wood bridge is destroyed tho.

the room is starting to fill out. Just have to design the railing


another angle

Very exciting stuff. You need to throw in some Eyctopus monsters to "blind" the party and increase the chance of falling to a burning death

Azel wrote:Very exciting stuff. You need to throw in some Eyctopus monsters to "blind" the party and increase the chance of falling to a burning death

I like the way you think

These screenshot look really good, keep it up, looking forward to play this

Skuggasveinn.

Now this bridge room is complete ( well besides the monsters and lava effects. )

Shot 1


Shot 2


Shot 3


I'll show some other area's some time this week

All that heavy stone over that wide span really breaks immersion for me personally, I just see it and know it would immediately fall down. Perhaps you could build in another support in the middle, with arches on each side of that support, to be more believable? Otherwise it all looks great and inviting, well done.

But it's held together with maaggiiic!!

Just extend one of the center pillars "updwards" so that it is being held up by the ceiling. Then math wins!