I'm glad you like it

I have several developer accounts and I'm assigned to many teams but all certs, profiles and app ID-s seem to be in order. Maybe not all data is synced to every server yet, seeing how they replaced their whole server and database software.

In second or third grade a classmate of mine turned up at my door as I was having a birthday party. He cried a lot hence wasn't too popular in our class so my mates didn't want him there. And I did as was told. He was all happy and had a kringle in his hand as he waited outside my apartment and I told him he had to go home

I can't even explain how bad I felt afterwards ... that image of a sad boy with a kringle walking away ... but I thoroughly apologized and we were best mates later on in life.

I haven't hurt people with words or fists ever since.

Congrats on reaching the halfway mark! You're absolutely going to make it. This is actually the first and only project I've backed on Kickstarter so I really wish good things to come of it for you.

I don't think that's a shadow, more like the grassy areas are protruded from the rest of the ground.

*snip*

This is great! What is it?

barbiturates, that is beautiful! Great choice of color and I like the unevenness of the wooden planks.

I did some pixelling also. Temple of the Owlpeople's tribe. I was going for something a bit creepier. It should be quite surprising to discover this deep in the forests.

Gimmy, there is a Gabriel Knight 3 movie which I thought was actually more interesting to watch than it was to actually play it.

I was messing around with wintery palettes and accidentally inverted the colors. I kind of like how it looks to be honest. It's inverted but it works because the colors are quite similar. Putting it in the game as a hidden feature

That log line was from a iOS app I'm writing for a \terror organization. They need an app for keeping track of \terror identifiers. Their API is rather outdated (XML SOAP for crying out loud) so lots of \terror handling needed. The \nSA also gave me an horrible spec for a mobile app to begin with ..

Kidding.

SA - Software Architect

You diabolical man.

Code:

NSLog(@"\terrorCode = %@", errorCode);

Well, yeah. Managing your party and preparing for the expeditions is an important part of the whole experience. I'll do my best to launch the player into the wilderness as soon as possible but there will be micro-management, like it or not. The towns are there to divide up different locations (like a grand library or a ship building dock) and characters of different kinds.

Building your own towns has never been a goal of the game anyway.

A co-worker once challenged me and told me to come up with a game you could play with just one click / touch. So this morning I had an idea and decided to realize it. The game (if you dare call it so) took ~5 hours to write. It's the simplest concept I could come up with.

Two shapes change size on the screen at rapid speed. You must use your sharply trained eye to assess when they are equal (or roughly so) in size and quickly click on the game area. Your accuracy is measured. That's it.

Try it, fail at it, get better at it and tweet your best result.


Play Sharpeye


I have an idea for another game mode where you try to guess when areas of two different shapes are roughly equal. For example a circle and a triangle. That could be challenging.

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GUESS WHO!

I know, it's been a while since any sort of an update but I'm still slowly working on stuff, as evidenced by this livestream that's going on right now. Come join. It's a bit lonely in there them intertubes.

Working on implementing travelling between towns.

Mine structure ... yeee harrrrrr

*OMG*

http://forums.tigsource.com/index.php?topic=31363.75

Them some sweet pixels! Can I have 'em?

Working on travelling between towns in Pioneers.



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I like 12 best. Simple clean shapes. It reminds me of the Wolfenstein logo a bit, that's why I like it I guess. Here, I made a few variants based on 12.




The game looks and reads really nice. I like the wonkyness to the tiles, it really helps make it look more interesting and varied even though the tiles are the same. And yeah, the textures do look nice. Good work!

Internet discussions are alienlike rituals to me. How do you have the energy for it ...