@blackdog You should definitely check them out! SOMA is a mindboggling trip, haha, and I really love the chase sequences in Outlast 2, there's always the feeling that the enemies are right at your heels, especially when they force you to crawl through tight areas.
Thanks for the playtest offer! Will certainly reach out once I feel the game is in a testable state. :]
Hey @blackdog, thanks for the comment 
This is a project I'm making by myself as a portfolio piece (I've posted my website in the portfolio forum as well if you want to see some more progress screenshots). I'm using UE4 and aiming for console and PC platforms.
Will definitely get a video up and running here soon! I'm doing things a little backwards so I don't have much audio implemented right now, but really looking forward to diving in to the audio design side of things to round off the experience. I'd say it's a classic horror fps, there's a handful of puzzles implemented to create a sense of progression, but I'm aiming to create something in the same vein as Outlast and SOMA as they're my biggest inspirations for this piece.
Still a long ways to go, but I wanted to share some screenies I gathered from my horror game. (Apologies for the incredibly dark/poor lighting, it was quickly thrown in while I was placing assets so I could get a feel for the environment and is nowhere near final quality) Any feedback will be greatly appreciated! :]
Hey everyone!
My name is Eric Chocholacek and I'm an aspiring Level Designer. I graduated from a Game Art and Design course ~4 years ago now and have been invested in my job as a QA tester for the past few years, so the level designer dream was sadly pushed to the backburner. I was hoping that being in QA would help me get my foot in the door, but I've unfortunately never been in the right place at the right time as my work has mainly consisted of off-site work and contractor limitations. However, I've recently found the motivation to get back into it and have been plugging away at a project I'm calling "Split/Edit" and realized my portfolio website was pretty outdated and needed some love too!
Here's the link to my website: http://www.ericchocholacek.com
I'm looking for basically everything mentioned in the pinned post of this forum and would really appreciate any feedback you could supply regarding the website itself (is it easy to navigate? Do you know where to go when looking for examples of my work? Is the home/main page too busy? Is my floating head at the bottom of the page too weird/unprofessional?) as well as the work I have displayed. Additionally, I'm always on the look out for a level designer position within the industry and would be excited to further discuss any opportunities.
Thanks in advance for any feedback and help you can provide!
Please note that the Split/Edit page is still heavily WIP. I've added screenshots of what I've collected during my development thus far (definitely need some more for the blocking phase) but continue to add more as I get closer to the final version of the game.
