He's got a good eye for creating interesting and unique shapes. His designs are among the most daring shapes you can find available for Game Guru. Also important to me is that he shares a passion for Sci-Fi; specifically cyberpunk.
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Cyberpunk, for those who don't know, is a specific sub-set of Sci-Fi which revolves around neon textures, rusty pipes, gears, a sort of grungy technomancer look that really looks great in games. Deus Ex, for example, could be considered Cyberpunk.
Or, according to a '94 issue of Mondo 2000, meet the above criteria. |
This kit is not available on the TGC store. It's privately sold. It's also well priced (currently costing $10, get it while you can!)
Some of these clutter objects are very large, like the satellite array, which is EEENNOOORMOUS |
It features a whopping 79 total entities. Most of them are clutter objects, but brilliant ones that are low poly enough to be used in many, many projects. Further, a great many are illumination mapped so you can get illumination effects when you add lighting.
Please note, actual pieces are shown above from the kit. |
Here's a quick example:
Literally the barest minimum here, two objects added to a building. |
They also go well with his other pieces by following the same trend; you can use pieces from the Mega Pack 01's future set if you are looking for another good bargain to mix with these.
Overall, I'm exceptionally pleased with this. It's been a great investment and will do much to improve my levels as they move forward.
For the money this is a fantastic value. These set pieces will give you a lot of mileage. My only complaint is that they look better in his editor than they do in Game-Guru. But honestly, that's really par for the course at least until Game Guru's renderer improves. Regardless, they still prove to be quite capable and worth the pickup.
IN THE INTEREST OF DISCLOSURE I RECEIVED THIS PACK AS A REVIEWER'S KIT. IT DID NOT IMPACT MY ANALYSIS OF THIS AT ALL. I RECEIVE NOTHING FOR PROVIDING POSITIVE REVIEWS.
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