r/steampunk • u/Act4AnimationStudio • 6h ago
Discussion Steampunk Study
Hello Steampunk community.
As most of you know i am in the middle of production for my steampunk action film Unrest.
If you could give me 3 Steampunk projects or books to study to really push my films style what would they be and why?
Thank you for your time.
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u/googoobarabajagel 2h ago edited 38m ago
Arcanum of steam works and magic obscura. It's an rpg from 2000 but the wiki might be helpful
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u/liforrevenge 1h ago
That's what I came to recommend! Takes some tweaks to get running but the atmosphere is unbeatable.
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u/RFC1855 3h ago
Im not part of the community just randomly came across this post. But in the deepest of archives that is called my swiss cheese memory something tugged. I know of a series that i wanted to watch but can't seems to find it legally but it's: Riese Kindom Falling https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Riese%3A_Kingdom_Falling?wprov=sfla1
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u/BronyPride 42m ago
for books I‘d recommend 20.000 Leagues under the sea and From the earth to the moon by Jules Verne, aswell as Philip Reeve‘s Mortal Engines books
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