Development:The Elder Scrolls Travels: Shadowkey
This page details development materials of The Elder Scrolls Travels: Shadowkey.
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The Dragon's Eyrie
Logo
Returning artist Mark Jones was in charge of designing the game's logo. On his personal portfolio, The Dragon's Eyrie, he showed off sketches of different versions of the key made during development.
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UI Revisions
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A few UI revisions displayed by Mark Jones, once again on his portfolio. Keep an eye on the compass bar on the top of the screenshots.
This screenshot also showcases a much farther rendering distance than is possible in the final release.
Ditto on the rendering distance in this screenshot.
Wormmouth Render
Also on the Eyrie are a selection of renders for the cute Wormmouth. These renders showcase the monster in higher quality than it is shown in-game.
In-Game Comparison; Also take note of the early UI elements for Health, Magicka, and Fatigue.
Ditto, but now there are two of them!
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Six Legged Spider Render
This "spider" was another work by Mark Jones. Jones notes that while the technical limitations led to the spider only having enough legs to be considered an insect, the creature is admittedly very spider-like, and accomplishes the job of being a recognizable enemy in the Elder Scrolls series. These renders, like before, showcase the monster in higher quality than it is shown in-game.
In-Game Comparison; Also take note of the early UI elements for Health, Magicka, and Fatigue.
