The red eyes of a savage wolf.
A cold and unforgiving wind whipped through the hollowed corneas of the animal before it whipped through the cave, changing direction as it passed through the entrance. Somehow, the fierce beast stared into the wicked night, whiskers standing on end in indignation.
Suddenly, a flash of white in the great black forest of trees, but quickly vanished. The sound of a young girl's screams echoed through the air. A wolf, angered by the screams of the young girl, sprang into action.
The beast ran as fast as a wolf could, pushing its body to its limit, its legs reaching for the heavens.It was late at night, and the kids of the Brody family was all sleeping away in their bed. The night wind filled the warmth of the house with wind as it blew through the window, and the curtains waved in the wind. Then, suddenly, a noise could be heard, like echoing coming from downstairs.
The Oedema children awoke.
“Ehm...” Mrs. Brody and Dr. Brody woke up. “What's that sound?”
“I'm not sure...” Mr. Brody then sat up in his bed and looked out the window. “It's... it's strange...” he said to himself as he looked out the window.
“Oedema?” both Mr. and Mrs. Brody then looked at the children. Dr. Brody then stood up and looked out the window, and then he pointed at something that could be seen from the window.
“Mrs. Brody, Oedema; look out the window.” Dr. Brody said.
“I don't see anything...” Mrs. Brody said.
“I see something there!” Loda said.
“What is it?” Mrs. Brody asked as Mr. Brody then quickly put on his dressing gown and walked up to the children.
“What is it?” Mr. Brody asked Loda.
“I saw something there, by that tree. Something very weird!” Loda said.
“Hm. Strange. Maybe it's just the light, or maybe it's just the tree, but I haven't seen any strange things here before.” Mr. Brody then looked at the Oedema family.
“Aww... is it just a dream?” Loda then asked.
As Loda pointed at a ledge of the window, and Mrs. Brody and Dr.
A TV show, where passengers and their luggage are locked in a moving bus. After the bus arrives at the final destination, the host has a surprise opening a door and someone has to quickly get off.
The TV host asked, “Is there anyone who wants to leave the bus now?”
People look around, including me with my eyes wide open, because it’s a dangerous, difficult and frightening challenge.
Surprisingly, there is one man who stands up.
“That’s an adventurous guy,” I thought.
“I want to leave now,” the man said with a loud voice. “My destination is at the last stop–the last place I want to go to is the airport.”
Everyone on the bus looked at the man, and then they glanced around and saw our next destination on the bus–the airport.
“I want to leave now!” the man said again. “My destination is the airport!”
“Are you insane?” a man murmured under his breath, but the host only laughed.
But the man stood up and repeated himself, “I want to go to the airport now! My destination is the airport! ” A puzzled look appeared on everyone’s face, except the man himself.
I've been in gaming since '87 and been doing graphics since the beginning of the 90's. I have seen just about every element of gameplay or visuals that can be squeezed out of it. At some point I decided that I want to make my own, go to the limit and challenge the boundaries of what is technically possible and how far the current technology allows. So, I started working on game as a hobby back in 2004 working mostly in free time from my job. It was a lonely road with many ups and downs. For about a year, I was working on it by myself. I learned the basics of 3d modeling and texturing and studied industry standard tools, both 3d and audio engineering.
