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
A soft-boiled cyberpunk adventure Play as post-millennial investigator Jon Murphy, as you point and click your way through a soft-boiled cyberpunk detective story. Featuring over 20 minutes of recorded dialogue – a LOT for a game that’s only 10 minutes … Continue Reading
A palm sized, narrated fairy-tale
Bike across a desert moon and blast some baddies
Code for generating randomized lines of text Quite a few times I’ve found myself writing code to mash together a few strings randomly for games. Inspired by some sweet generated text stuff @eigenbom‘s been doing for his game Moon Man, … Continue Reading
Local Multiplayer! Weapons! Rapping! I’ve just released an enhanced edition of Karate Basketball on itch.io! You can play with others local-multiplayer now, so you’ll have more to do at your Crawl parties while waiting for the big 1.0 update … Continue Reading
One Court. Two Sports. No Fouls Its NBA Jam meets Double Dragon… It’s… Features: Play against AI or with up to 4 local multiplayer Hilarious commentary that definitely doesn’t get old fast! Twenty weapons One attempt at a basketball rap … Continue Reading
I made a Unity Extension for editing sprite animations We do a lot of sprite animation (well… Barney does) so I made a swanky tool to make it nicer to edit them in Unity! It means we can edit animations … Continue Reading
A unity tool to find prefabs that reference an object I don’t post here much because Barney has all the cool art to show and I just do programming which is sooooo boooooring. But the blog was getting so interesting … Continue Reading
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