I keep track of all the comments on the site, but I watch the comments for the Grief demo particularly closely, because it’s the project that stands as the most important to me. Company did extremely well and got me … Continued
Most of my dev time lately has been spent on Breach 3, which won’t be called Breach 3, but that’s still what it is, so whatever. YFYIAR is pretty close to being done, and at this point I’m waiting on … Continued
So, Grief was originally supposed to be a game that featured pretty big levels that contained lots of little challenges that you could approach in any order. I like the idea, but I don’t think it’d quite work out in … Continued
Alright, so here’s the most ridiculous thing that’s happened lately. This is Corey, and he’s got balls of steel. There’s gotta be someone who can top this. Any takers?
JayIsGames has occasional game design competitions, and I’m going to enter the current one. And I’m going to get disqualified. The idea is that everyone makes a text-based game where you have to escape from a room, and it’s all … Continued
The Company of Myself continues to collect viewers and spread around the internet like a video of a cat falling off of a table into a vat of molten lead. Unfortunately, due to agreements with the sponsor, I wasn’t allowed … Continued
I threw a link to Company up on Reddit, and it’s gotten a fair bit of comment feedback–As of right now, almost 250 comments in 12 hours. I’m always intensely critical of my own work, and that makes it very … Continued
Finally, after lots and lots of wading through business delays and whatnot, Company is out in the wild. You can play it on a whole bunch of websites, as it looks like it’s started to spread around already. Find it … Continued
Company of Myself is basically done, and all it needs now is a little bit of business to close out. I’m cutting off sponsor bids tomorrow, so I’ll know who’s paying for it then, and we can finish everything up … Continued