This cellphone is from Letha’s questline. What implications do you think it has?
You can learn all the implications about all the items by visiting my portfolio: www.brittneynickerson.com/portfolio
or playing the game on Steam: store.steampowered.com/app/4050880/...

The description was kept short to encourage reading and hint at a greater motivation or tragedy, encouraging the player to engage more with the quest giver to learn more about the item, the NPC, and to see the UI reflect their quest progression. (2/3)

You can learn all the details of Geisty’s character by visiting my portfolio: www.brittneynickerson.com/portfolio
or playing the game on Steam: store.steampowered.com/app/4050880/...
Jonathan Foo did the art for Geisty: www.artstation.com/jfoo
Jonathan’s contact: jonathan.foozh@gmail.com. (3/3)

Introducing: Geisty, your very own pocket poltergeist! Geisty shares helpful tips when interacted with, and his commentary keeps things cozy by adding levity to a game that is themed around death. (2/3)

You can learn all the details of his character by visiting my portfolio: www.brittneynickerson.com/portfolio
or playing the game on Steam: store.steampowered.com/app/4050880/...
Jonathan’s artstation: www.artstation.com/jfoo
Jonathan’s contact: jonathan.foozh@gmail.com. (3/3)

I worked with artist Jonathan Foo to create a character, whose life is centered around the people he loves most. It was important that this was reflected in his character design, as his bucket hat is a nod to his family fishing trips. (2/3)

You can learn all the details of her character by visiting my portfolio: www.brittneynickerson.com/portfolio
or playing the game on Steam: store.steampowered.com/app/4050880/...
Jonathan’s artstation: www.artstation.com/jfoo
Jonathan’s contact: jonathan.foozh@gmail.com. (3/3)

I worked with artist Jonathan Foo to create a woman, who is trying to look more put together than she is. I love a bossy business woman archetype, and everything from her angled haircut to her crisp shirt collar really showcases a person who needs to control her own narrative. (2/3)

You can learn all the details of her character by visiting my portfolio: www.brittneynickerson.com/portfolio
or playing the game on Steam: store.steampowered.com/app/4050880/...
Jonathan’s artstation: www.artstation.com/jfoo
Jonathan’s contact: jonathan.foozh@gmail.com. (3/3)

I worked with artist Jonathan Foo to create a character that exemplifies reckless youth. Betty might be my favorite character design to come out of this game. With her wet textured hair and diving suit, you immediately can start to piece together how she ended up in her current predicament. (2/3)

You can learn all the details of his character by visiting my portfolio: www.brittneynickerson.com/portfolio
or playing the game on Steam: store.steampowered.com/app/4050880/...
Jonathan’s artstation: www.artstation.com/jfoo
Jonathan’s contact: jonathan.foozh@gmail.com. (3/3)

I loved working with artist Jonathan Foo, to create a protagonist that captured the youth and enthusiasm of someone new to the medium lifestyle. One of my favorite details of his design is his backpack, which is where he stores all the items seen in the player’s inventory! (2/3)

Watch more of his first impressions of the game on the Indie Game Academy Youtube channel in the playtesting stream from last month.

Play as Eric, a spirit medium, who is navigating the space between life and death. Help trapped souls on the Island by recovering lost items from their past, reconnecting them with their lives, and guiding them to make the ultimate decision: return to life or pass on to whatever comes next.

Play as Eric, a spirit medium, navigating the space between life and death. Help trapped souls by recovering lost items from their past, reconnecting them with their lives, and guiding them to make the ultimate decision: return to life or pass on to whatever comes next.