First sketch I did for the project. We wanted to start small and work our way up in the environments, so we started with a simple prop to get an idea of how this alternate-timeline Seattle worked

Vending machine, powered by monster magic

Paint-overs by the AD, Wes Parker

Seattle bus-stops, retrotechified

First sketch of a mission hologram table

Second pass at the hologram table

Car sketches. Ended up finding a lot of inspiration in chunky 80s Hot Wheels

Seattle's HEAVY DUTY bus

The KETSUEKI NS-4R2

50-100 years later

Even though we were against hover-cars, a hover-train ended up making it's way through

A Johnny-Cab-like forklift

Early on, the vision for the game was to have neon all over, and one of the ways we went about that was making the neon a power-source that's using energy from the Monster's dimension. This ended up tying in with the backstory of Frankenstein.

More heavy-duty generator, ones that power entire neighborhoods

Local energy sources

Treasure chests made from old human stuff

This world is set in an alternate-80s where an endless energy source, with dire consequences, leads to a technological boom. However all this tech hasn't been through the design evolution of miniaturization

Designers wanted some greeble props to make the world reflect more of that technology-everywhere vibe

Greeble

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G R E B

Boombox 😎