Making Photorealistic 3D Game Characters for Crowdfunded Games A true AAA technology potential for all indie videogame development studios like us." - Michele Giannone / Invader Studios "Reallusion’s iClone Faceware technology is giving us fantastic advantages as it is incredibly fast, high-quality, and remarkably affordable. Invader Studios has announced that thanks to Reallusion’s Faceware Realtime for iClone Facial Mocap, Daymare: 1998 will be more cinematographic than ever as this animation technology has enabled them to streamline the production of their first, third person survival horror IP. in Osaka, Japan - Invader Studios is currently working on its first cinematographic survival horror IP developed with the Unreal Engine 4 titled: Daymare: 1998, which is planned to be released in 2018 on PC, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4. The core team is made of more than 10 professionals with external collaborators working remotely from different regions.Īfter the worldwide resonance of their Resident Evil 2 unofficial remake, and their meeting and support from Capcom Ltd. The company was officially founded in July 2016 by a group of young and ambitious game developers. Invader Studios from Italy, is an independent software house located in the Roman countryside.
Generating AAA Studio Facial Animations for Animation-Ready Game Characters in Unity Game developers face constant challenges to deliver their game from concept to commercialization and some have chosen the Reallusion iClone character creation and animation solution to get their title to market faster and help to keep their studio on budget.įeatured game developers using Reallusion’s character and facial animation tools include Invader Studios, HakJak Games, Vassago Studios and more featuring Unreal Engine, Unity and CRYENGINE.
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