I’m going to be speaking at Google on Wednesday!
My talk is “Everyone Can Make Games Now”. It’s about the artistic revolution in video games due to the rise of game engines that are accessible to non-programmers. It includes a look at the technologies involved, the new developers using them, … Keep reading
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In preparation for an upcoming talk, I’m searching for video games made by non-programmers (using a game creation tool such as Twine, Construct 2, Ren’Py, Scratch, GameMaker, etc). The game doesn’t have to be huge or complicated or commercial – just available somewhere I can see it. I’m … Keep reading
Hi everyone! I’m taking a week-long break, as I’m driving to Kentucky for my cousin’s wedding. Back Thursday the 10th – see you then!
A few games to play in the meantime:
There’ll be a much more formal “hey look, a new game!” post tomorrow, but I would like to fall on my face, which interferes with my ability to write one now.
I beat the Ludum Dare challenge. In just 48 hours, I made a full game. All the code. All … Keep reading
18 Rooms to Home: Room 15 is almost ready for release. It’s in sneak preview for the next week with my Patreon supporters, who will warn me about any last bugs (I hope!) before the full release on Thursday, August 27.
Hi everyone!
Did you notice that Sibyl Moon is now supported via Patreon?
Here’s the list of releases from July:
Blog posts
Excuse Me, You Call This Clear Source Code?
Contra Dance, Modern Squares, and Game Design
We Can Do Better Than This … Keep reading
With each installment, 18 Rooms to Home is becoming more complicated. I want to make this project as polished as I can – but I’m also trying to write and … Keep reading
For months now, I’ve been head-down in two major projects, which have occupied enough of my time that I haven’t released any smaller games for a while. But I miss writing short-form games, and people keep telling me they enjoy my short-form work, so I want to remedy that.
This … Keep reading
Hanon Ondricek interviewed me for IFography #3! It’s a longish interview that covers everything from multiplayer IF (exciting) to AI (fascinating) to roller coasters (scary) to my first games (dubious).
IFography is primarily a print fanzine that happens to be distributed through the Internet, so there’s only a PDF … Keep reading
I expect to be a little less active here for the next month or so. I’m participating in ShuffleComp (or, according to my fiancée, SnuffleChomp) and I’m going to be working on my entry in the time that I normally allocate to this blog. I apologize for the lower … Keep reading
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