Characters, worlds, and animation

Super Interdimensional Fight Bonanza

A disco dancer, a stone golem, and an alien walk into a boxing game. Its creator used DreamLayer to develop the characters and stages, then brought their animations into Unity.

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A short look at Super Interdimensional Fight Bonanza.

Behind the artwork

Four worlds. One very unusual fight.

Character and environment images, plus sprite animations prepared in Unity.

From a character to a performance

Give every opponent a personality.

These character and animation studies show the game taking shape. The artwork evolved as the creator prepared the images and animations in Unity.

01 Character image

02 Sprite sheet

03 In motion

Elastic forward punchThe alien winds up, stretches its arm into a punch, then wobbles back to its starting pose.

A stage for every character

Change the world around the fight.

Each dimension has its own mood, colors, and opponent. The same combat system carries through them all.

Boxing a disco fighter in a neon dance club — A disco club

Boxing in an alien space bar — An alien bar

Boxing a cartoon mob boss — An underground hideout

Fighting a stone golem among village ruins — A ruined village

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Give it a world of its own.

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Create game art

Four worlds. One very unusual fight.

Give every opponent a personality.

Change the world around the fight.

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