Play Synty's The Prophecy
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| Criteria | Rank | Score* | Raw Score |
| Community Choice | #1 | 4.429 | 4.429 |
Ranked from 21 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.
What Synty asset packs did you use in your submission?
Polygon Nature Biome (Core, Enchanted Forest, Meadow Forest, Swamp)
Modular Characters
Polygon Battle Royale
Polygon Apocalypse Wasteland
Polygon Casino
Polygon Dark Fantasy
Polygon Dungeon Realms
Polygon Dungeons
Polygon Fantasy Kingdom
Polygon Fantasy Rivals
Polygon Horror Carnival
Polygon Horror Mansion
Polygon Kids
Polygon Mech
Polygon Nature
Polygon Pirates
Polygon War
Polygon Western
Polygon Generic? (That's the name of the folder in UE lol)
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We really enjoyed the use of scale and lighting, especially the use of green to connect the golem with the item in the characters hand. The balanced use of space for background/foreground elements and the giant’s pose gives it the right amount of weightiness for it’s scale. Great job!
Really like the light in the portal, backlighting the giant creating the rim light. And the beautiful light reflection on the water, too. Just can't keep my eyes off these two. Which asset is the water surface?
That back lighting was a total fluke. Was flicking through different materials to try and find "the visual", the thing that made it start to come to life. I came across the goop material in the Apocalypse Wasteland pack and, immediately was sold and began carving out a visual that captured my imagination.
The water reflection bit was a last minute change. So the water surface is 'SM_Env'OceanPlane' in the Dark Fantasy pack. The largest green on the water is from the directional light (Moon) in my case, and that night shimmer ( wish there was more), is from the 'SM_FX_Electricity' asset in the Dungeons pack. It was close enough to the water to get picked up which was just great cause I wasn't liking the lack of detail in the water.
Appreciate you, thanks for the comment and question!! :)
One of my favourites of the jam. Great use of colour, and the scale is immense! I get the feeling the Titan wasn’t expecting this rather rude wake-up call!
Thank you, thank you! Scale was the goal on this one, wanted to portray something immense, so glad you felt that! Hahaha, was probably fishing, or reading his kid a bedtime story. haha
The green and the amber colors really complement each other creating an otherworldly mood. looks great!
Color theory is always in the back of my head. The usual orange and teal combination was where i started and then i came across the goop material and that became the combo with the fire.
Thanks for the comment, appreciate you!
I want to know why titled this as Prophecy? I would love know more story behind this work. Overall I love asthetics, green light really sets the mood. Great work!
Hahaha, needless to say with the theme of the jam being , the prophecy, it's clear I didn't put much thought into the image title, haha!
As for the story behind it, I came up with this little 'prophecy reading':
'When the skies reign fire and the reach of a grieving child stretches out towards the heavens, a titan of hope will come forth to answer the call.'
The motivation and idea behind the image was a child standing amongst their village being burned down, and they starred up towards the sky, and from the sky came some kind of "savior". I went through a few different camera angles and environments, but ultimately landed on this one.
Elevating the child and their emotions above all else, and out in the night sky, a titan was called forth from the tears of this crying child.
The real challenge was balancing the village ablaze without being too bright and competing against the titan, so, though I'm not super happy with the final look of the village, it's where it ended.
Thanks for the comment and your time, appreciate you!
Wow, love the lighting and the mood of the scene. You really can feel the trouble coming. The green shine on the dark water reminds me of Game of Thrones . Haha. Amazing entry.
I feel as though if I remembered that episode (The Winds of Winter), my image woulda been a lot better lol. Damn! Appreciate the reference though, that's very kind!
The green was just by happenstance. I was flipping through materials to try and find one that, told the story of this titan coming into the world. Turns out, the material, Goop, from the Wasteland pack was the winner lmao.
Color theory is always in the back of my mind so I started with the typical orange/teal cinematic look, but once I found goop, I felt that was the color of the story here.
Thanks soo much for the comment and reference to GoT!! Appreciate you!
I really like the sense of scale in this, the Titan really does look massive and the layout of things makes it feel alive.
Thank you, thank you!! Like some of the entries, I was going after a sort of portal of something emerging from it, but I couldn't quite land the look, so, this guy came from that attempt lol. Appreciate the comment and inspiration from your entry!!