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Freedom Force’s Man-Bot: Time-Lapse Sketch
Man-Bot… the very name inspires awe in gamers around the world. Well, maybe not, but the character from Irrational Games’ Freedom Force is a fan favorite, and you can watch his creation from beginning to end in this time-lapse video.
During our visit to Irrational’s Boston studio, artist Robb Waters (who designed most of Freedom Force’s outlandish superhero cast) was kind enough to sit down and draw Man-Bot from scratch in front of the camera. You can check out the sped-up results in the video below, where you’ll get and exclusive look at how this unique character takes shape.
Be sure to check out our Irrational Hub in the coming weeks for even more exclusive features about the studio and its games. In the meantime, you should head over to the new irrationalgames.com for insight and commentary from the developers themselves.
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