Yes, unless you want the lines to be carved into the mask, in which case you'll need to add highlights to show the dip in the surface. This edit is what I was talking about.

Thank you! I have a prototype build of characters fighting, but I've had to postpone work on it while I work for monies.

Thanks! It's one of my favorite scenes :)

Thanks, that's what it looks like since the submission was rejected. I'm coming to find that the rules here are rather specific with what is defined as pixel art.

Looks nice. Could probably do without the outlines in a lot of places, for example the stripes on the face. You've done a good job of showing the form with shadows, so the linework is unecessary outside of the darkest areas of the same color.

Nope, I just found out that game existed not too long ago. I'll have to find a new name to use eventually.

haha thanks, I wanted them to look a bit outdated/cheap so I thought it would be a good color.

Yeah, it also has an attacking animation I need to revise.

Cool crabs!

He disintegrated! It's the animation that plays whenever you die in Disorder.

Thanks! It would pretty cool to have the skull bouncing around after the player dies haha

Thank you! The purple looks nice in the end but it's quite boring to actually animate :)

The whole panties bit ruins it for me to be honest, which is a shame because the ideas for the menus and the execution are great. It reminds me of raunchy pictures people draw of Samus and how sexualized she's become outside of the suit. On one hand you have an armored mercenary, and the other you have a skin-tight suit with a whip for a weapon. It sends a mixed message.

Why bother wearing pants in the base at all if they come off to get in the mech? If the idea is to have fan service or be perverted, that's fine go for it. But if that's not the plan and you'd like for this character to have a story or personality, having them strip on the title screen (so within 10 minutes of starting the game) is doing them a disservice.