The 3d and art style really reminds me of that Timber & Stone game

@Qwertyuiopoiuytrewq  
Actually, he’s right. Alot of old 3D games tended to be a bit off. Compare how Mario looked in N64 games, (SM64, Mario Party, SSB) he didn’t have a consistent model in them, and they were always off model, or redone, due to the low polygon count, or different developers involved.
 
Funny thing is some of the “stylish suuck” like the simple mouth movements for the Star Fox 64 were actually intentional, as Miyamoto wanted them to kinda look like puppets, like the old British puppet drama “Thunderbirds” he enjoyed when he was younger. (Which helped inspire the series.)

@FillerArtist  
come on man, you dont have to lie

My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, coming to your PS1 in Summer 2000!

@Qwertyuiopoiuytrewq  
The model is meant to sorta be off model, like how some early 3D games didn’t get the characters really right.

Nice, looks like a retro 3D game kinda. Funny there isn’t much appreciation, or nostalgia for old 3D graphics, like there are for 8/16-bit style graphics.

3dfag here, work on the face little more, use as much of each individual polygon as you can to add personality, i noticed problems with the hoof sticking out too much and too large of a nose, other than that its all good

Good shit