Razom GamesStudios

Hello to y'all This week, we've been testing the integration between Mapbox location data and Quixote Biker's custom artwork. By using Mapbox tags, real-world locations such as hospitals, schools, shopping centres, and other points of interest can now be detected and replaced with our own medieval-inspired landmarks. One of Quixote Biker's goals is to transform the player's surroundings into a medieval kingdom.

Hello Everyone! This week we continue showcasing the artistic development of Quixote Biker by presenting the next stage of our landmark design process. Following the initial concept sketches featured in the previous devlog, we refined several of the map landmarks through detailed drawings and color studies. These iterations allow us to explore architectural details, visual readability, and color palettes before moving into the final asset production phase.

Hello guys! This week we focused on the visual design of landmarks and map markers that will populate the world of Quixote Biker. Since the game is built around real-world exploration and GPS navigation, players interact with a live map representing their surroundings. To make the map more engaging and visually distinctive, we began designing custom artwork for important locations that will appear above their real-world counterparts.