A hazy grey blurs my vision. I find myself in a dark building, isolated from time and space. A short girl with dark brown skin stands right in front of me. She stares up at me with black, slanted, wayward eyes. The skin on her face sags slightly, as though it could melt like wax and slowly slide off her skull. Despite that I recognize her. She’s a girl I used to go to school with. 

          Today is May 26th. She’s going to die on May 27th. 

“Julia,” I muster through a tight throat with breathless lungs, “Listen to me, whatever you do, don’t…”

         Everything slowly fades away. I wake up. 

Project Michael

A Triple A beat 'em up title inspired by games like God of War , Doom  and Dante's Inferno. The player would take on the role of Saint Michael the Archangel and slaughter demons at the Second Coming.

A strategist and technological prodigy, Michael has a natural talent for invention and engineering. He's the youngest in the group and prefers to deal with hoards as efficiently as possible, while  also keeping as much distance from them as possible. He takes after his father, riding a jet pack over the hoards and blasting them to chunky bits from up above. He has a pair of goggles which are programed with optimized with A.I. that helps him calculate the best weapons for different scenarios.

He passionately tinkers, and is a bit of a shut in. His family often worries that he doesn't socialize enough, and tries to get him out of the shuttle and onto solid ground. They hope maybe he could meet someone and fall in love, but he doesn't have much interest in that. He'd rather dedicate his life to machines and the extermination of zombies for good.

A heavy hitter who gets his hands dirty, Mat's the oldest brother and prefers to deal with the hoards up close and personal. Rather than hovering above them and shooting from the sky on a jet pack, Mat prefers melee weapons, most of all his trusty chainsaw, Lucy. She's been with him through thick and thin and can tear off the heads of ten dozen zombies at once! This is due to the chainsaw's retractable blade, which can extend up to fifteen feet.

Mat likes to work out in his spare time, and considers himself something of an anti-industrialist. He thinks technology makes people weak, and thinks it's best to use it as little as possible. He constantly pokes fun of his little brother for all his gadgets, and tells him he could be strong if he just got on the ground and fought like a man!

He doesn't much care for his uniform, but wears it nonetheless out of respect for his father and the company.

A legend and an old-timer, Joaquin is one of the founders of I.N.O.C. and was inspired to start the company by his late wife, who sadly passed away due to stomach cancer. After watching her father die at the hands of the undead, she swore to to do everything in her power to end the infectious hoards. She and Joaquin founded the company, and since her death he and his sons continue her legacy.

He takes pride in the fact that he and his two sons can clear an entire planet in three days to a week depending on the size, unlike other companies which usually take upwards of a month. He's always sure to include that in marketing, and explains that their efficiency comes from a combination of strategy, advanced technology and brute force. He prefers to do things the old fashioned way: not outright rejecting the use of technology, but also thinks that 70% his younger son's inventions are a waste of time and resources. But as long as Michael pays for his own stuff, Joaquin doesn't complain.

The Little Mermaid

Not the Disney version, the original story by Hans Christian Anderson. Without the constraints of general audience branding, we can create an animated adaptation of  Anderson's fairytale that's true to the story. Rather than a simplified narrative about pursuing shallow appetites, this version will return the spiritual and otherworldly aspects as well as the tragedy that made this fairytale so brilliant. 

The Divine Comedy

An epic animated trilogy that adapts The Inferno, Purgatorio, and Paradiso  by Italian Poet Dante Alighieri.  It'll have the thematic grandeur of  Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings  films, the stunning realistic artwork and  maturity  of Satoshi Kon's Perfect Blue, and the beauty of the original source material.