The VFX wizards at Corridor Digital used Puget Systems and Unreal Engine 5 to bring their own Dungeons & Dragons show to life. Here’s how they make that magic a reality.
Monster workstation designer and builder Puget Systems is teaming up with Corridor Digital to showcase some visual effects workloads at SIGGRAPH 2022. The two companies will be sharing a sneak peek of the “Son of a Dungeon” season 2 dungeon map, Corridor’s popular web series based on Dungeons & Dragons, the classic role-playing adventure game.
Digitizing a DnD World
Much like Critical Role, which began as a tabletop game with a few voice actors and turned into an animated series, “Son of a Dungeon” is Corridor Digital’s largest self-funded project inspired by Dungeons & Dragons (DnD). It was created as a love letter to the role-playing game the Corridor Crew has enjoyed over the years.
Season 1 had eight episodes and proved to be a big hit for the production company. But the lads did something different with their latest adventure.
Author: Heath McKnight
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