I'm working on a game that's entirely hand-drawn! You engage in a story shrouded in mystery and murder while enjoying the beautiful scenery. I'm mixing cinematic influences with a mid-90s 3D style (N64 era) but still paying homage to the classic point & clicks gameplay from the early 90s! Thoughts?

I'm working on a game that's entirely hand-drawn! You engage in a story shrouded in mystery and murder while enjoying the beautiful scenery. I'm mixing cinematic influences with a mid-90s 3D style (N64 era) but still paying homage to the classic point & clicks gameplay from the early 90s! Thoughts?

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