Scary Go Round

Although the original comic is over, the creator has a spin-off comic called Bad Machinery

Looks pretty cool, the gameplay seems unique and well suited for touchscreens, the art is lovely as well, especially those weird, cube trees.

I can't wait to see more shader overviews, I always like finding different ways to do cool effects, especially CRT-style ones.

Hopefully I'll create something, I have an exam and a 21st birthday to go to, but worst case scenario, I'll try to create something cool in Twine.

In case anyone was wondering, this project is not dead.  I have been spending the last few weeks writing the game's dialogue, with most of the game's programming finished.  I admit that development has slowed down due to Uni stuff, but I will try keep this devlog updated more frequently in the near future.

I really hate the idea that crunch time is just expected as part of the industry culture.

In fact, I even made an infographic about it for my graphic design class: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/26635718/infographicsmall.png (statistics from aprox 2004)

1000 pages of topics that were deemed so worthless that they didn't even deserve their own thread...in general.

WOOOOOOOOOOO!   

Christine Love has made some really cool Twine games, with unique interfaces:

Magical Maiden Madison:
game: http://scoutshonour.com/madison/
source: http://scoutshonour.com/madison/madison.tws

Even Cowgirls Bleed:
game: http://scoutshonour.com/cowgirl/
source: http://scoutshonour.com/cowgirl/cowgirl.tws

I really love how open the Twine community is when it comes to sharing techniques and source codes.

The greasy nest of an indie game developer.

Can't wait to try these out.

I'm a big fan of Just Cause 2, it mixes two things I love in video games: crazy, stupid sandbox games and grappling hooks.

I made a game for the Pulse Pounding Heart Stopping Dating Sim Jam.

It's called Six Sides of Seduction.

It's about hexagons.

You can play it here: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/26635718/Hexagon/hexagon.html

Kids probably shouldn't play this, I don't know.

All games should have this plot.

Oh god yes.

Congratulations on getting featured on RPS!

I love those gifs that show how your algorithms work, they seem to create some pretty interesting levels.

New lighting system implemented!

Yeah, it's on my to-do list, I went with the simple approach originally so that I could get the lighting system in a working state as soon as possible.  In fact, I'll get started on that right now.

It would be cool if a game had real-time menus that you would access by tilting your head up (or any other direction).  I'm not sure how well they would work, but it would be a neat thing to experiment with.

Alleys in a bad part of town.