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Hayden Skroch Many games that are out there have storylines. In those same games, in order to tell the story and get info to the players,...

Bryce Smrecek For Nekiri’s Tail I created the interactable objects that would be used for puzzles. The way that I went about creating the...

Stone Allan I have been taking the lead on the environment for our game Nekiri’s Tail. Through group collaboration and meetings, we...

Collin Diekvoss When playing a game, the player wants to know what to do and when they can do it, and almost every game has button...

Laura Bultman I’ve been working on our antagonist the “Damned” since the beginning. I created the concept art off of a suggestion by...

Dylan Ascencio Nekiri’s Tail’s main mechanic involves avoiding the body-usurping Damned, which move around the level and attempt to chase...

Katheryne Galema I’ve been working on our main character, the cat (who was designed by our fantastic team member Aubrey), for many months...

Nicholas Mills Every game needs a visual representation to communicate information to the player. In Nekiri’s Tail, we do this by...

Aubrey Edinger In the game, players can walk around and interact with the world as either a cat, or as a human. The first humanoid...

Troy Nagel When development on Nekiri’s Tail began, one of the main goals for the game play was to assist the player when traversing more...