November is coming to an end and that means the fall challenge from GameDev.net is ending. Let's talk about that.
Although I’m not going to share it with you here, the first draft of our design document for Cliff Climber is 99% done. A quick spit shine and it will be ready to turn in. Why is this important? Let me tell you. The design document is the description of the game and mechanics that […]
The Capstone project has begun. Only five more months until I am a college graduate. Let the stress begin!
This week for my Game Mechanics course at Full Sail University we had a discussion assignment. This means that we had to post to a discussion board and then discuss other peoples submissions. The topic this time was that we had to chose one mechanic each from the five lists that we were given and …
There is nothing quite like a rousing game of hide and seek in this beautiful winter landscape.
Well, it was quiet but it still happened. An Orcish Kind of Hero is once again available to purchase on Itch.IO. With this release, I am trying something new. It is a standard model these days that you can buy a partially completed game and then you get downloadable content to finish it off. This …
Level completion time is currently at 0.25 seconds. Is that too good enough?
No developer, no matter how good he or she may be, is never going to create a AAA title on their own in a week. That is a sad, yet simple, fact of life.
The tools have to match the project. You wouldn't us a pencil to hammer in a nail, and likewise you shouldn't use a language that has nothing to do with your target platform.
A first look at the level "Choices" for "An Orcish Kind of Hero
Making a game involves more than just moving some images around the screen. One of the first choices can be what Game Engine you want to use. How do you decide?
