Uploaded June 2020 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Arguably one of the most unique ARPGs to date, Maneater puts you in control of a fearsome "bull shark" as you eat, fight, and terrorize your way across several different regions in an effort to avenge your mother's death.
One of the coolest aspects of the game is how you evolve over time. As you eat and gain levels, you become visibly larger and unlock better stats as well as new abilities. Whereas you start out as a meager baby shark, by the end you will have become a fearsome man-eating monster!
NOTE: This footage was captured from the PC version of the game, running at max settings.
Official website:
tripwireinteractive.com/#/maneater
Epic Games store page:
epicgames.com/store/en-US/product/maneater/home
Arguably one of the most unique ARPGs to date, Maneater puts you in control of a fearsome "bull shark" as you eat, fight, and terrorize your way across several different regions in an effort to avenge your mother's death.
One of the coolest aspects of the game is how you evolve over time. As you eat and gain levels, you become visibly larger and unlock better stats as well as new abilities. Whereas you start out as a meager baby shark, by the end you will have become a fearsome man-eating monster!
NOTE: This footage was captured from the PC version of the game, running at max settings.
Official website:
tripwireinteractive.com/#/maneater
Epic Games store page:
epicgames.com/store/en-US/product/maneater/home
![[DOOM] John Romeros Level Design Rules](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ptHurafdCoQ/mqdefault.jpg "[DOOM] John Romeros Level Design Rules
During the development of DOOM, John Romero came up with eight special rules to make his levels look and play as good as possible. This video discusses those rules and shows how they were applied all throughout Knee-Deep in the Dead, DOOMs iconic first episode.
For reference, the eight rules are as follows:
1. Always change floor height when changing floor textures. (0:28)
2. Use border textures between different wall segments and doorways. (1:05)
3. Be strict about texture alignment. (1:47)
4. Use contrast between light and dark areas and cramped and open areas. (2:25)
5. Make sure that if the player can see outside, he can somehow get there. (3:13)
6. Be strict about having several secret areas on each level. (3:53)
7. Make levels flow so that the player revisits areas to better understand the 3D space. (4:44)
8. Create several easily-recognizable landmarks for easier navigation. (5:49)
Original source:
http://web.archive.org/web/20111121052306/https://archive.gamespy.com/articles/december03/doom/romero/
For more information on John Romeros upcoming fifth episode for DOOM, Sigil, check out its official website at the following link:
https://www.romerogames.ie/sigil")
