Author Archives: Eli

Quick – and be honest – is this a stupid title? Public testing/Greenlight/Kickstarter are all getting closer all the time… (EDIT)  Guess that one sucks – here’s another shot at it.

I’ve got the result of my first game jam – it’s sorta rudimentary but I’m still pretty happy with it.  It’s supposed to be exploratory, so expect a certain amount of fiddling. Click me In other news, David is squared … Continued

Hey y’all – I’ve got various updates to the stealth game (new enemy character art, custom trial levels, unlock progress, mildly randomized flooring, etc), but I don’t have any time to show it off yet because I’m about to head … Continued

Finally! Here’s our hero up close: And here he is crouched. Originally his “torso” was going to be a big square telescope that would be easy to shorten.  I think this new spreading panel body type is much more interesting … Continued

Got a new video for you!  This one focuses on tutorial features, but it also shows little bits of various other changes.  Eyes open!

The stealth game’s various menus are starting to come together pretty nicely, but they’re still not quite done.  Working on interface every day was starting to wear on me a bit, so I took some time to put in a … Continued

PC gamers love their advanced video settings.  Maybe it’s a tradition thing. Until recently, the game only ran in one of four graphics presets (“Sparse,” “Simple,” “Standard,” and “Stellar”).  I’m going to be keeping those as the basic settings, but … Continued

Ahoy there!  I was in Houston for a few days to celebrate a wedding in the family. But y’all aren’t here to read about that, so let’s move on. I recently purchased the wonderful blindGUI from Unity’s Asset Store, and … Continued

I still don’t have any real character art for the player, but I know that the final design will work kinda like one of those Segway Scooter, but with a sphere instead of two wheels.  I recently updated the way … Continued

  The current wallpaper generator uses a mix of fractal information and random noise.  The method works pretty much how I explained earlier, but with one important extra trick. The result of each pattern render is a mixture of big, … Continued