Topic: =Castlevania: Sonnet of Souls= a completely 8-bit CVHD-style fangame

[Bel]

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WHAT A

HORRIBLE

NIGHT TO

HAVE A

FANGAME.

So, this is the reason I joined this forum: Castlevania: Sonnet of Souls.

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My idea was to create an 8-bit game similar to Harmony of Despair, with faster-paced Metroidvania gameplay and multiple characters. The game will be programmed in Multimedia Fusion 2, and all 3 main departments (graphics, music, programming) will mainly be done by me. However, I am not a professional in any of the three, and the game is expected to be rather large, so it will require help from the cool, further-experienced people of this here dungeon.
NOTE: All will be credited in-game, and at the bottom of this post.
What can help:

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Graphics: The game uses 8-bit NES graphics with smooth animation, with the pallete being here: http://bobrost.com/nes/files/NES_Palette.png
You can sign up for this category by either displaying previous 8-bit work, or creating custom sprites for the characters near the bottom of this post.
Music: The music is also strictly 8-bit, but VRC6 expansion is allowed. Use editors like Famitracker and LSDJ, but avoid ones like GXSCC.
Programming: As said before, this is programmed in MMF2Dev, so signing up will just be linking previous work. NOTE: I do not use Platform objects.

Planned Characters

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• Simon
• Trevor
• Alucard
• Richter
• Nathan Graves

Men/Women onboard

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• Me (the Cap'n)
• a tumbleweed (wait how did that get on a boat?)

I hope this gets noticed, for this is the sole reason I signed up on this forum. 
More will be posted soon 

[Donvermicelli]

Could you maybe show a bit of what you already have?

[Bel]

I will do so.

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[Phoenix7786]

Looks promising! Keep us updated and welcome to the forum!

[X]

looking good there! Although just a suggestion, I'd make the whip the standard CV length as it appears to be on the short side. If your not sure about what I mean, I'll explain it this way; A full-length vampirekiller in the classic NES CV games are two and a half 16X16 pixel blocks long... actually I think I made this more confusing then helpful 

[Lelygax]

Pretty interesting.

[Bel]

looking good there! Although just a suggestion, I'd make the whip the standard CV length as it appears to be on the short side. If your not sure about what I mean, I'll explain it this way; A full-length vampirekiller in the classic NES CV games are two and a half 16X16 pixel blocks long... actually I think I made this more confusing then helpful 

Well noticed! The thing is, there's more whips that you can switch out. (The above is known as "Richter's Whip")

[darkmanx_429]

Interesting that you are not using PMO and using MMF2Dev. What exactly is the different from the Dev version of MMF2 and the regular? By the way, I am using regular for my fan-game.