We are glad to inform we have finished our concept art for all locations that will take place in the first episode of POTD, also we did about 80% of the characters concept art and interface UI design.
Right now we are testing the Visionaire Studio as a game engine.
We made all the Point and click infrastructre for the game.

 Our next steps are:
- Making animations for characters and environmets 
- Finish remain characters concept art

 So wish us luck!

 P.S we are attaching the in-progress of hero concept art  


Adventure4Life Studios is a Point and click adventure games company. The company was founded by Yakir Israel in 2015

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