Hey everybody, the game’s finally out. You can play it here. I’ll start putting it up on other websites (Newgrounds, Kongregate, etc) soon. This means that now, it’s time to start working on a new project. I’ve narrowed it down … Continued
I’ve been sick for a few days, which is Cantonese for “I haven’t been able to get anything done.” I’m feeling better now, though, and today’s my first day back at work. Work of Fiction now has twenty solid levels. … Continued
I’ve finally decided: I’m not going to bother with “dammit” or “damnit” anymore. “Dammit” is a real word, but “damnit” looks better. Well guess what? From now on, I’m writing “damn it.” Two words. Get pumped.
Work of Fiction is still coming along. 19 out of 20 levels are finished at this point. The main menu and level select work (and they’re kind of awesome). The writing may or may not be done. Can’t be long … Continued
You might have missed it, but for a little while there, I had four riddles (part of Work of Fiction) posted here. The point was to make sure that they’re all solvable by normal people–Turns out, all of them are, … Continued
Three out of five of Work of Fiction’s puzzles are starting to function. I’m also considering dropping five puzzles so I have 20 solid ones total. Four sets of five puzzles instead of five sets of five puzzles. Once you … Continued
Until today, I had two programmers working on the code for Work of Fiction, but I’ve gotten sick of waiting around for them to respond to my emails (most notably, they haven’t said anything to me in about three weeks), … Continued
I love talking to people who play my games, and while grabbing a copy of the Humble Indie Bundle #2, I noticed that they used a cool little tool called Olark. Olark is a chat service for websites, and it … Continued
Remember Company of Myself? Remember the awesome tunes? David Carney has just released improved and remastered versions of both tracks. Also included is the piano sheet music for “Kathryn.” You can buy the soundtrack here.