Greetings, I’m the producer of Fake Future, call me Johnson (well actually that’s a nickname everyone loves to greet me with, so I go by with it. I’m a daddy and producer irl)... Just two days before I finished a small update and a quick thought swooshed by, “I haven’t been sharing thoughts with my players for a while”. So, I guess it’s time to seize the chance. Let’s start with... the origin of our unique art style – pixel art. (P.S. Maybe I’ll arrange topics to be centered around for later discussions like this). Before we dive in... remember to pre-register Fake Future!
To tell you the truth, when I first became an indie game producer, I was quite independent in all fields - that was to say, I didn’t know how to code, draw, nor did I have the skill to manage a project... back then, I was obsessed with innovation and gameplay designs. Looking at the immature products in retrospect, I’d say I had gone all out, to say the least... If you haven’t been able to give it a shot, please don’t.
The later part was simple. I bumped into a portfolio of pixelated designs while surfing on the internet. It was made of movie posters recreated with pixelated art, Star Wars, Blade Runner, to name a few. I made up my mind on spot that I had to find this capable illustrator behind the scene and convince him to join Fake Future! All the work has paid off eventually!! He gave green pass to our proposal after month-long contact. His artworks were thus presented before us in full details on Fake Future – characters, architectures, not to mention many other landscape illustrations.
Thanks for listening to my random talk here. I hope you enjoy not only the characteristic art style but also dunking into the journey with us to this “Future”. Million thanks!
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