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Hi Everyone, Here is the archive of our June developer live stream. In this live stream we are showing you our latest combat gameplay, such as the new armor feature as well as recently upgraded abilities. We also tried to answer all the questions from the chat. If you have any more questions. Please join […]

The public health measures related to Coronavirus have caused numerous delays and setbacks to our small indie team. Seattle and China, where our developers and artists are based, were both impacted early by the Coronavirus and Seattle remains under a stay at home order.  With cancellations of GDC and E3, it’s a lot harder for

Sword Reverie had a huge year in 2019, going from an idea in our heads to a game that is moving full speed ahead in production. Looking back, here are the key milestones we accomplished in 2019.   Prototype Gameplay We started 2019 by experimenting with various ideas. We knew we wanted to recreate the

We are finished with the modelling, texturing, and rigging of our characters and enemies. We are hard at working creating animations. Everyone will show up in game very soon!

A while ago we wrote about how we created a vision for what the world of Sword Reverie would look like using concept art. Today, we will talk about how we brought that vision to life in Unity 3d. There were lots of challenges we needed to overcome to achieve the look and feel we

One of the goals of Sword Reverie is to bring players into a stylistic fantasy world inspired by JRPG and anime. We want the world to be inviting and breathtaking with a unique art style. At the same time, the different regions are grounded in the reality of real-world biomes and geography. The first step

A picture is worth a thousand word, so a 3d model would be worth millions. Here is a first look at the 3D models for our player and companion characters. We will upload our final models for these characters on to Sketchfab soon so everyone can view easily view the 3d models in their full