Holy Pangolin Making indie games, stop-motion movies, interactive objects, and handmade art.
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ALT Blue owl plushie stares nonchalantly into the camera on a blurry background of sunny forest floor.
ALT Still frame from one of the first scenes in game Odgłos (and its video trailer). A small blue plush owl with striped belly and wings, yellow eyelids and red beak stands on the forest floor in front of a big tree, staring towards the camera.
ALT A still frame from the video trailer for the game Odgłos, with game engine's debugging information and utilities displayed on top. The frame displays a text "With all sounds straight from the Polish Radio Experimental Studio" written on what appears to be a pavement. On top of that is the engine's console with text: 'Gamestate "text" marked to be STARTED. Stopping gamestate "anim"... Gamestate "anim" stopped successfully. Starting gamestate "text"... Gamestate "text" started successfully.'. At the top right corner there's a FPS counter showing 60 FPS and 16.72 ms frame time. Bottom corners display information about the current scene and what appears to be version control system revision hashes. On top of all of that there's a window titles "Scene Selector" with a list of scenes to choose from and, presumably, instantly jump to.
ALT Code editor (Qt Creator) displaying a fragment of Odgłos' source code - more specifically, a definition of scenes (as an array of C structures) to be played by the game engine with all their accompanying sounds.
ALT A yarn owl, one of the heroes of stop-motion game "Odgłos", sits behind the audio consoles at the miniature replica of the famous historical Polish Radio Experimental Studio's "Black Room". Loose scrapes of audio tapes are laying around.
