BG3 Goblin Camp Scene

     This project is an interactive game scene inspired by the goblin camp level of Baldur's Gate 3. I serve as the lead texturer of the four man development team. Work started late October 2025 and the planned completion date is December 2025. This project is part of my Game Asset Development course at Chico State.

     Below are the individual devlogs from beginning to end split into one week SCRUM sprints.

BG3 Goblin Camp Scene | Sprint 1 | 10/29-11/5

BG3 Goblin Camp Scene | Sprint 2 | 11/5-11/12

BG3 Goblin Camp Scene | Sprint 3 | 11/12-11/19

BG3 Goblin Camp Scene | Sprint 4 | 11/19-12/3

BG3 Goblin Camp Scene | Sprint 5 | 12/3-12/10

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