30 Second Promo Video

Fog Provides Cover in Our Woods Battle Level

Commoner Class Faceoff with Swords & Shield

Anthony Daniels Tests Our Combined Arms Formation Design & Process

Ethereal & Rebel Commoner Models with Spears

Multi-player Combat Demonstration

Our Level 2 - River Crossing is Coming Along Nicely

 

 

 

 

Latest Ethereal Build Gameplay Demonstration

Release 1 Playtest

Our first milestone was to create a Knight character for 1-on-1 combat in an Arena setting over the Network. 24 guests playtested our first release with competitive spirit. Their feedback was very valuable. Thank you Playtesters!

Concept Art for Level 1 - Arena

Our Artists, Ji and Martin, begin concepting and developing art assets for our Arena Level.

Poster & Kent

Kent poses for the promo poster

 

 

 

Ethereal Week 01 - Tutorial Gold Spike

The team takes our 1st week as an opportunity to understand the pipeline and build a tutorial in Unity3D.

Ethereal Project Room

BEFORE

AFTER

Project Ethereal Makes the News

Project Ethereal's live medieval combat research and use of a shield camera at PENNSIC War makes the SCA Today News.


SCAToday.net :: Your Independent Source of News from the Current Middle Ages
 
SCAtoday.net is a news portal website offering news, information, and discussions free of charge to members of the Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA), and to others interested in the history of the Middle Ages and Renaissance.


 

Walking Into Battle

Mark walks into battle with the Shield-Cam.

Shield-Cam quick takes from the week's battles.

The Team attends PENNSIC 39 to research modern re-creations of medieval combat techniques.

 

Authorized for Medieval Combat!

Kent and Mark authorized to fight in the modern medieval war at PENNSIC 39. During the authorization test, the authorization marshal gave Mark a pat on the back and a rap on the leg. 

Kent and I train with the Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA) to authorize to fight at PENNSIC War.

The Pennsic War is an annual medieval reenactment event held by the SCA
more than 10,000 people attending each year and centers on pre-17th century history and culture.