#bloodlines2

My first art on bloodlines2. For my beautiful friend. I love you Socks

Phyre. .

(commission, artist: @it-holic ❤️）

This is the last set of screenshots of areas I worked on in Bloodlines 2. The Chinese Room and Sumo Digital kept parts of the previous version of the Jungle. I worked on an early version of the sewers, mainly one or two. There are two or more that are similar; they shuffled some of the props and some pipes around. The layout is just about the same. The last one was shared with other artists in the previous version. I worked on some parts of that space. They kept a good number of assets from the previous version. I know I worked on more, but I think, with what I've seen after my first playthrough of the game, it's enough to feel satisfied to see what stayed. I was on the project for about 1 year and 10 months. When I was let go sometime near the end of March 2019, I had to shift gears. I didn't have anything against Paradox. I moved on to work at other studios and on other games. I tried to avoid working on another RPG because of my time on Bloodlines 2, but I ended up taking another chance with inXile at the start of 2022. I've been at inXile for about 4 years. I wanted to experience what it's like working on an RPG again, this time with a team that focuses on just RPGs. At the same time, since Paradox announced in late 2023 that The Chinese Room was working on the game, I wanted to give them some support online. It was a bold project, and they managed to turn it into their own vision of the game, and again, it's finally out after all those years in development.

I worked on a small tunnel in the Jungle in the previous version of Bloodlines 2. The Chinese Room and Sumo Digital kept it, and it's still part of the Jungle. There are two tunnels in the game. I almost got confused about which one I worked on. I think they shuffled some parts of the parts, but kept the same structure of the tunnel.

I remember making the red furnace, the metal gate, and the angled hallway. I'm going to assume The Chinese Room and Sumo Digital refined the hallway and maybe some parts of the gate.

I worked on a different version of the Weaver Tower, where you meet Prince Ryong. The tower had a different name back then. I remember working on the blockout stages of the lobby area, the upper floor hallway/room, and Prince Ryong's office. I recognize just the ceiling, side walls, and columns of that upper-floor room. The Chinese Room and Sumo Digital, of course, refined the whole space, polished it, and renamed the tower and even the Prince. I don't have any issues with that. I'm just happy to see that they kept some elements of what was there in the previous version.