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Online Crawlin’ We’ve recently been trying out a service called Parsec which allows you to stream a game and have friends play along remotely, and we’re happy to be able to give it the Official Powerhoof™ Severed Thumbs Up of … Continue Reading
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A pulp adventure thriller After his plane crashes on a remote stretch of Papuan coast, civil engineer Ian Forrester is left stranded, hungry, and alone. He must survive the untamed wilderness, wait for rescue… and pray his dark secret doesn’t … Continue Reading
A Hotdog, an Orphan and a Priest walk into a bar… Get yer mitts on some more games we’ve game-jammed (and neglected to post here already). A fanny-pack appreciation based shooter made by Dave and his fellow SeaDads for … Continue Reading
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Free tool for easily navigating between previously selected objects Making Crawl in Unity involved a lot of going back and forth between different objects in our project. When say addding an enemy’s attack, you’d want to be going between … Continue Reading
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Soon… Stay tuned for more details, we’ll be announcing a release date shortly after Barney’s back from showing Regular Human Basketball at Day of the Devs! – Dave
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All-Improved Regular Humaning Woah, it’s been way too long since we posted what we’ve been working on… As we come out of the long Aussie winter we’ll start posting more regularly though. We’ll have another announcement in a few weeks … Continue Reading
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Showing off my adventure game tools I’ve been putting together some tools for making point and click games in Unity, and wanted to share how I’ve done things and how I’d use them to make adventure games So I’ve made … Continue Reading
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Making an adventure game in under a week While we were working on our adventure jam 2017 game Peridium I recorded a bunch of videos to show the process. Check it out here: -Dave
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A puzzling series of events Despite taking a bit of a breather from Crawl after the launch, I’ve been keeping pretty busy. In the last month I’ve released a trio of little adventure games! I had help of course, … Continue Reading
A spine-chilling, claustrophobic adventure Mycologist Dr. James Turner had been stationed at an Antarctic research base for the past decade. He and his wife were nearing completion of their study into the ancient fungal organisms buried deep below the ice, … Continue Reading
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