Here is the list of projects I finished or at least worked on for some time. No particular order. Though, I might have put the most important first.
Eat the Dust!
A demo version of the game I hope I and my friends will release someday. I believe it has a great potential: we tried to combine fast-paced gameplay of a hovercar racing (like Star Wars Episode 1: Racer, remember?) and some elements of Battle Royale games.
That’s really cool that in our team we have a great artist, a level designer, a technical artist, two programmers and even a composer/sound designer!
Here is the trailer:
I wrote about the game in details in this article in Russian: https://dtf.ru/indie/1278774-eat-the-dust-multipleernye-gonochki-s-elementami-battle-royale
Good Robot Run
And another game I am still working on. It started from this prototype:
I thought that the prototype is quite boring and bland and decided to move on. So I abandoned the project.
But a while ago I returned to it and made a bunch more prototypes and I liked what I’ve done and thought that I want to make a real game out of this idea.
Then I experimented more and thought about making a game where you control a 4-legged robot by UNIX-like console:
I post updates on this project under Good Robot Game category.
Automania
A really quick project I made in a matter of days. I just wanted to experiment with wheeled vehicles in UE4 and decided to construct a one-level game where you just need to make records:
You can download the game here: https://superyateam.itch.io/automania
Amazin Escape
In December 2019 I released my first game: Amazin Escape. It started as an experiment – I wanted to know how hard it is to create an animation in Blender and make it work in Unreal Engine 4. Turned out that it’s not difficult for simple characters. So an experiment became a fun prototype. My friends gave it good feedback and I decided to finish the game. It took about 3 months to complete.
Here, watch the trailer:
And here you can download the game:
Kosmofront
This one is an old project which I started working on back in 2015. The game was supposed to be a “spiritual successor” of an old FPS+RTS game Battlezone. I played it a lot when I was a kid.
I spent significant time implementing just basic things which later I would have done differently and much quicker. After a year and a half of development I realized that it is an almost impossible task to implement such a game single-handedly with the skills I had at that moment:
Recently I returned to the project and made a short cinematic scene. I wanted to see how my UE4 skills improved. I think I did great. Finally, the Moon looks like the Moon: