INSIDE OUR ENGINE
Real clips from the game we are building: movement, shooting and combat. Each clip identifies what already works and what is still in development.
X changes direction, jumps and lands in an open section of the test map.
The capture records horizontal movement, ascent, descent and landing, without losing health in this section.
The fidelity of some poses is still under review. This clip does not complete every animation transition or wall control.
A short dash shows the speed change and return to a standing pose.
The engine trace confirms a grounded dash state, faster movement than walking and a stop after releasing the input.
Dash jumps and wall interactions have their own criteria and remain under review; they are not demonstrated in this clip.
The basic shot meets an enemy during traversal. The clip also shows X reacting to contact.
The trace contains Buster projectiles and an enemy health reduction from 4 to 3 when the shot connects.
Impact direction, damage animations and other projectiles still have open tasks. This is an example of combat in development.
X uses a special weapon: the torpedoes change course to hit the enemy ahead.
The engine records Homing Torpedo and two health drops for the same enemy: 4 → 2 → 0. Both hits occur within this clip.
Weapons are unlocked by the test scenario. The clip does not prove campaign acquisition, charged behavior or the full damage table.
These clips show the project's engine, not a recording of the original game in an emulator. A short demonstration does not represent a finished stage or campaign.
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