Were you able to build a "start" scene where it's all in place or did you have to play the game normally to get this?

Never scene how game trailers are recorded but love seeing the multiple takes!

Congratulations! I just sent this to one of my clients and he insta bought it/ got his gaming buddy to!

I'll let you know what they think and how their recording of it goes!

Wish the best on your game, lots of horror indie games seem to be popping off!

Dam! Hope everyone is ok

When limewire had problems I remember on the radio the hosts were saying key phases about other sites to use like frost wire "the wires sure are frosty today, definitely lots of people searching for frosty wire fixes"

Congratulations!! Passion for the game will definitely make those trailers more enjoyable to make

In after effects I converted audio into key frames and linked that to glow/ the sound wave and scale!

I had to follow a few tutorials on limiting the size scaling but was fun as hell

That looks awesome! Are you thinking of having the words have a glow/ background? Make it more like a neon sign?

Definitely love pull ups even if I struggle at em

Davinci resolve on your PC! Or if you are on the phone only I know lots of people use capcut

The 4 tabs of the same store I forgot directions to beg to differ

I wish you luck on doing more drawings! Maybe shake up what you do and get the community to pick your next picture 👀

Can't put my finger on what this music reminds me of! Not exactly childhood gaming but something in that era, nice little flashback

Also hope no one was burnt in the making!

Zombie farm was an OG phone game I absolutely loved!! Sure you could "speed up" the game but it didn't get ruined by waiting or being cheap!

Or if i am moving the exact amount in the opposite direction?? Would that mean I'm positional wise... Staying still?

I'd love to help you guys on the editing side of things if you'd like to get some sort of AMV made out of it! (Shorts possibly as a teaser?)

Ah that'd make sense!

For phone, capcut, light motion? I think it's called and adobe premier rush

Possibly filmora as well
And blender would be for 3d visual making! It isn't great for editing, but if you want to get into blender and other open source stuff you can probably do it on a cheap laptop

Hey, the main ones people use are premier pro (paid) and davinci resolve (free)

Most companies are coming out with AI based ad in, but both of them are still expecting the person to do edits