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[kash&germ]

Hi, I'm Ivan. One part of the two-headed game-making monster IVNGERM.

We're not very monstrous yet. We've only created one game called 'Machines Have Lucid Dreams', which we started last year and it isn't even finished yet.

Myself and my better half, Blythe, are both artists outcast from art college while the studios have remained largely closed this last strange year. So we took to our computers and made a game instead.

The result is a mix of sculptures photographed and then imported into photoshop, pasted over photography. Nestled into a carefully woven net of story.

But ultimately we've really enjoyed making a virtual world where people can interact with our work that isn't over teams or seen on the other side of a window-pane, but can make its way into people's personal spaces full-screen, where they can have a meaningful experience; at a time when we can't really get up in each other's spaces like we could before.

[Games For Crows]

Hi! We're Games For Crows, a two person team based in Glasgow and London (UK). We make weird experimental games in p5.js

[Ondra]

Hi,

my name is Ondrej. I code C++ and I love games.

I was developing my own 3d engines and I have failed several times so I gave up and decided to developing a game this time.

I am working on a point'n'click adventure and I am looking forward to share something about it with you here.

[Lilucario]

Hey everyone,

my name is Lilian, I'm from France and I've been using Game Maker Studio 2 for close to ten years now (actually longer than I have known my wife...)

I'm working on a few projects right now, but spare time is getting rarer.
I've been lurking on a bunch of communities/reddits for quite some time, and I've finally decided to try joining one.

[DDRKirby(ISQ)]

Hey there!  I'm DDRKirby(ISQ).  You may know me for my "9-bit" style chiptune music, or for some of my Ludum Dare games.

Most notably, Samurai Shaver, Goodnight Meowmie, and Ripple Runner.





I make up one half of Cocoa Moss Games, a collaboration between myself and a friend where we make cozy games together.

I'm joining here in the hopes of maintaining a devlog for an upcoming music game of mine, tentatively called "Rhythm Quest".  Although I've already made many games of my own, this will be my first self-published commercial game project.  I'm both excited and a bit intimidated to be taking the dive into working on a commercial game in earnest!

Hope to see you around.

[firahs_c]

Hello,

My name is Firahs.  I am an enterprise developer that's been doing game dev on the side.  My hope is to one day turn my side-hobby into a full time job

I've recently released my first game "Deep Ship Alpha" to the google play store.  It's been something that's been giving me a ray of light during these otherwise "unique" times

[NastyOldWizard]

Yo I'm Casey, I make games with my friends Dalton and Connor.

You can check our games out here
https://nastyoldwizard.itch.io/

or here
https://nastyoldwizard.newgrounds.com/

We like making tough platformers.
 

[sleepdiver]

Hi, my name is Peter, I'm a motion designer by day and a wannabe game dev by night. Benn fiddling with different game engines for many years until I got really hooked into UE4 which is now my engine of choice. I've been doing some small projects over the years and recently decided to make a full game, hopefully, I'll be able to share it here someday.

[mentor93]

I have always had a terrible time telling anything about myself.

I love music (mostly rock & pop from 1950s to 1990s and classical), musicals (Les Miserables must be my favourite one), anime and a bit of history and other science stuff. I work professionally as a programmer. I'm a sucker for adventure / narrative games like Uncharted, Dear Esther, Amnesia, Everybody's Gone to the Rapture, SOMA, Max Payne... The list could go on and on here, but I do play pretty much everything else, too, except MMOs and sport games.

Most of all, I'm excited to be a part of this wonderful community and I hope to post my first devlog soon enough!

[yababagames]

Hello, I am Yababa. I am new to the creation of playable video games. I hope to learn from others on the forum, collaborate and build life-long relationships through the process of game development. At present I am learning Unity, Phaser, and GameMaker Studio 2. That is all I can think of at the moment. Lastly, I can currently studying Spanish and my native language is English. Shouts from New York City.

[panaceastudio]

Hey everyone! My name is Mary, and I'm a solo indie game developer based in New York City. I'm currently working on my first commercial release for part of a 90 day game jam.

I'm still a student so I have less time than I'd like to devote to game dev, but I manage.

You can visit my website here(yes, it's just a google site):
https://sites.google.com/uamaker.nyc/panaceastudio/home#h.ozundj3b8hm9

You can follow me on twitter here, where I post daily updates on my game:
https://twitter.com/PanaceaStudioNY

That's all. Thanks for reading!

[Kwej]

Hi my name is Martin, but I use the nickname Kwej. I'm from the Czechia (Czech Republic, previously known as Czechoslovakia) and my first contact with computers was on a local ZX-Spectrum clone called Didaktik Gama (8-bit, RAM 80 kB). At that time I didn't understand the program code, I only knew a few basic commands. I was just a gamer or occasionally I drew something or tried to compose music in editors.


The next computer was an Amiga 500 (32-bit, RAM 1 MB) but connected to a black and white TV. Besides playing games, I also drew graphics in Deluxe Paint and composed music in Protracker. Later, with color television, I found that my graphic creations took on unexpected colors - literally.


A few years later we had Amiga 1200 Magic (32-bit, RAM 18 MB).


And in high school I finally got basics of programming, so I started programming in AMOS Professional. But I didn't have anyone around who also had an Amiga, and we didn't have internet either, so no one but me ever saw or played these creations. Kind of sad. And I think I created a lot of interesting features:
- screensaver in menu
- random selection of music in the menu and in game
- ability to expand graphics and music
- ability to merge your scorefile with an external one
- ability to localize the game directly in the menu
- automatic detail level according to computer performance

In 2003 I left the Amiga and bought my first PC and my creativity was over for a few years. Then I started composing music again and created a few apps for my work and a few for personal use (tools I just needed). Lately mostly related to translating games into Czech, which is my current hobby.
My small Czech localizations:
- AntVentor
- Flockers
- Frederic: Evil Strikes Back
- Gas Guzzlers Extreme
- Goetia
- Kung Fury: Street Rage
- Manual Samuel
- Return of the Obra Dinn
- The Chaos Engine
- The Swapper
- Whispering Willows

[tbullgames]

Hello everyone!

We are T-Bull Team, a developer from Poland. We create games for mobilephones (for example Top Speed, Moto rider: GO, InfiniteCorp, etc.) and now we try ourselves doing simulators for Steam.

We want to share with you our progress by posting devlogs, we are also open to suggestions.

Hope you will enjoy our company on this forum 

[augfuturetg]

Hello Game devs,

just another indie developer here. I hope to work in a large game company one day as either a writer, designer or both. As of now I get by in the culinary industry. So far I've written for 5-ish games, not including my own, and I have received payment for 3 of those. I have designed for one team, not including any team I've started. On my own I've attempted like 10+ games. I've almost finished like 2 of them so far. My last one, before this text one, did "go gold" but was still more than I could chew.

Anyway, I wish everyone good luck on their games!

[IstanaAngin]

Indie dev developer here. At the moment have another full time job. I hope I can make a good game and become a full time developer

[cawigames]

With a proud history of more than one month, Caffeine Withdrawal Games is currently a one-man-show located in the sometimes nice city of Bucharest, Romania

CWG is working on its first title: Tape Recovery Simulator 96K [with a capital K] http://caffeinewithdrawalgames.com/TRS/details.html. It even matches the motto "Never before built games"



I'm Claudiu, #1 developer at Caffeine Withdrawal Games!

[ROWAN FUTURE]

Hey everyone, I'm Rowan- a 19 y/o game developer from Scotland ^^
I previously released Drifting Cloud [a small snake/tron-like arcade/party game] on Steam 3 years ago, since then I've been improving at gamedev gradually and I'm finally getting close to releasing a new game.
Planning on making a devlog about it soon!
Looking forward to interacting here
Feel free to follow me on twitter etc. if you're interested \/\/\/

[trapp]

My name is Gabe, trying my hand at indie dev. Husband and dad to three kids. Happy to be here!

https://communiongames.itch.io/estoque

[Chavez]

Hello everyone!

I'm a mathematician and a programmer interested in game programming. Games have always been a huge part of my life and for 6 years I have been learning Unity and doing some game projects and prototyping with it. Now I have decided to try to finish one game project. I joined here mainly to get some feedback on the project, since if there is no interest to that game I should not spend time on it so much. Also I'm hoping at some point to find someone who can do graphics stuff to collaborate with.

https://yrdvaab.com/

[Meda3D]

Hello fellow developers

I'm Niels from the Netherlands.
Currently working on a 2D Data Oriented game engine as part of my graduation.
I study Games Development, also in the Netherlands.

Consoles and handhelds will always be special to me.
I barely play games on my PC.
As a developer I love to port games to consoles and work as a systems programmer.
The last game I worked on commercially was Megabyte Punch for the Nintendo Switch.

I think I spent most of my game time on the Nintendo 3DS playing Pokémon, TLoZ Ocarina of Time or Yokai Watch.
Though on consoles I love to play Splatoon, The Legend of Zelda, Mario Kart, Project Cars, etc.