Hey everyone! I’m super excited about this game idea I’ve been working on. It’s a horror game that combines stop motion animation with an archeology setting. I’m thinking of creating eerie scenes where players explore ancient ruins and uncover creepy artifacts.
Has anyone here tried making a stop motion game before? I’d love to hear about your experiences and any tips you might have. Also, if you know any good resources for learning more about archeology that could help make the game feel more authentic, I’d really appreciate it.
I’m still in the early stages, but I’m hoping to create something that’s both visually unique and genuinely scary. Any thoughts or suggestions would be awesome!
Stop motion in horror games sounds awesome! It could give a really creepy vibe, like those old claymation movies. For archeology stuff, maybe check out some documentaries or museum websites? They usually have cool info about ancient artifacts and sites that could inspire your game.
That combo sounds wicked creepy. Stop motion could make artifacts look alive and unnatural. For realism, try reading some actual archeology field reports. They’re full of weird details you could use.
That’s a cool concept. Stop motion could really add to the creep factor, especially for archeology themes. Imagine uncovering some ancient cursed artifact and seeing it come to life in jerky stop motion. For research, I’d suggest looking into famous archeological digs gone wrong. There’s plenty of creepy stories out there that could inspire some great game moments.
Stop motion could definitely add a unique creepy vibe. For archeology inspiration, try looking up ancient curses and mysterious disappearances at dig sites. Those kinds of stories could give you some great ideas for your game.
Stop motion horror sounds wicked! I’ve played some games with a similar vibe, like the old Clock Tower series. They nailed that creepy puppet feel. For archeology stuff, maybe check out some of those ‘Curse of the Mummy’ type stories? Could give you some spooky ideas for cursed artifacts and ancient evils.