3d Environment: Leningrad Streets
For a Uni assignment we were told to make a game of our own choosing. We quickly decided we wanted to make something gritty and grimy, preferably set in one of the two World Wars. We eventually settled on the Siege of Leningrad. I was responsible for pretty much all the level design and the custom architecture tilekit.
The game lets you play as a young boy who amidst the ruins of a bombed out bar finds a bunny which he follows from his school throughout a street to his home on the other end of the street.
Big ol corner building
A dark alleyway the player has to go through
The school the boy comes from, modelled off a school I found in google maps in St Petersburg
This lovely car I found on Sketchfab was produced historically somewhere in 1936, so a perfect fit.
https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/vehicle-zis-101-64681d43998343cfb8dfb666634e8689
The home where the boy lives. As this is the end of the map I wanted it to be visible throughout the map. I made it a bit taller than the surrounding buildings, gave it a nice blue paintjob and pointed a big ol spotlight to it faking a sunbeam
Buildings I eventually started making as prefabs once I got the hang of it.
The tilekit in all it's glory. It is a relatively small kit but quite versatile.
All it's textures have been sourced from Quixel Bridge, I only made the models