Did you guys buy all those assets? and are you planning to eventually get your own designs?

[Aztek]

I would love to support this ambitious game, but I just wanted to make sure all assets were bought. Also the design from a lot of them are so different. Are the devs planning to eventually, if everything goes well, get someone to re-design all those different looking animals and enemies so it looks less of a mess? Just wondering.

[hawkward]

Originally posted by Aztek:

I would love to support this ambitious game, but I just wanted to make sure all assets were bought. Also the design from a lot of them are so different. Are the devs planning to eventually, if everything goes well, get someone to re-design all those different looking animals and enemies so it looks less of a mess? Just wondering.

Thank you for your interest in our game Craftopia ;)

Yes, we did purchase the assets from store. Some assets are made by ourselves. And if the redesign is truly demanded by players, we might work on that.

[Captain William]

idk I think it gives it that indie, kitschy feel. I like it personally. This game isn't (in my humble opinion) about an art style, it's about gameplay.

[Au]

So I think that the more common animals like cows and foxes are fine right now as is, but stuff like the giraffes and alligators feel really out of place, I would recommend cutting back the numbers of creatures. Also, those skeletons just look way too big.

[MkVF]

Eh, maybe think about that if the game picks up steam

ha ha ha i am hilarious

[CastleGuy]

I think it's fine as long as most assets fit each other

[reap3rx]

Worry about this stuff when it goes into beta :) Make all systems and the game fun during alpha, and as bug free as possible.

[ZedClampet]

Originally posted by Aztek:

I would love to support this ambitious game, but I just wanted to make sure all assets were bought. Also the design from a lot of them are so different. Are the devs planning to eventually, if everything goes well, get someone to re-design all those different looking animals and enemies so it looks less of a mess? Just wondering.

Hey, I have an idea. Instead of writing ignorant comments on a subject you have no knowledge about (many Indie devs buy professional quality assets, and there's nothing wrong with the practice at all), why don't you learn something about the industry from someone other than Jim Sterling?

[Lame One]

Originally posted by ZedClampet:

Originally posted by Aztek:

I would love to support this ambitious game, but I just wanted to make sure all assets were bought. Also the design from a lot of them are so different. Are the devs planning to eventually, if everything goes well, get someone to re-design all those different looking animals and enemies so it looks less of a mess? Just wondering.

Hey, I have an idea. Instead of writing ignorant comments on a subject you have no knowledge about (many Indie devs buy professional quality assets, and there's nothing wrong with the practice at all), why don't you learn something about the industry from someone other than Jim Sterling?

Dude chill out. Some of the assets look absolutely horrible next to one another. There is a very clear clashing of art styles. OP was just asking if the devs had a plan to fix those conflicting designs if things got off the ground. What's more, stealing assets is insanely common in indie games, so double checking that the Devs covered their bases before going public is a reasonable thing to do.

Honestly, the fact that you can immediately tell that they were purchased assets should be the only reason needed to show why they need to be changed.