One of my friends said this clay art style almost looks like Tim Burton in a way, and now that I think of that, I kind of wish Tim Burton directed a Quake Movie (Or heck, even a game in that type of style would be dope)
Making this episode was like playing Quake on the Nightmare difficulty, you get to a lot of frustrating areas, the enemies are tougher and more aggressive, and you're just always panicking because there's not a lot of room for mistakes.
But it ain't all Doom & Gloom (Or "Quake" and Gloom if ya will, Ha get it, doom, quake. same devs! HAH, aren't I so quirky.)
If you know your routes and secrets, you can pick up a Quad Damage and just obliterate those Lovecraftian forces (Or strogg forces if you're talking Quake 2)
Uh but yeah, despite the frustrations, this one was really fun, is there room for improvement? Absolutely yes, the pacing is fast and the voices aren't good (as usual).
But I'm still proud of it (Plus it's refreshing to make a more Fantasy inspired episode instead of the usual Sci-FI)
Thank you for watching, hope ya enjoyed the animation and if not......π©πππ£ π©πππ£ππ¨ π¬π€π£'π© ππ π£πππ
(I'm obviously joking of course)
Soundtracks are from:
Quake 64 (Aubrey Hodges)
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4960705F8261A427
Quake Mission Pack 2: Dissolution of Eternity
(Jeehun Hwang)
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLC07C2BEEDC191374
Quake 3 Arena (Sonic Mayhem - Fron tline Assembly)