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Ascovel · 01-12-2011, 09:10 AM

The graphics were quite good for the time. Because of reduced number of characters and no physics engine a 3D adventure game of those times could afford better textures and more complex models than a FPS game could.

GK3 might have been actually the first 3D game ever to have facial expressions more complex than opened/closed mouth!

But the graphics quality was very inconsistent throughout (e.g. Mosley's short arms and Madeline's awful walking animations!).

01-12-2011, 09:10 AM	#40
Ascovel Spoonbeaks say Ahoy! Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Poland Posts: 1,053	The graphics were quite good for the time. Because of reduced number of characters and no physics engine a 3D adventure game of those times could afford better textures and more complex models than a FPS game could. GK3 might have been actually the first 3D game ever to have facial expressions more complex than opened/closed mouth! But the graphics quality was very inconsistent throughout (e.g. Mosley's short arms and Madeline's awful walking animations!). __________________ A Hardy Developer's Journal - The Scientific Society's online magazine devoted to charting indie adventure games and neighboring territories Last edited by Ascovel; 01-12-2011 at 11:25 AM.