Hey everyone! Today I have an interview with Daniel Moore – a joint podcast episode with his podcast, This Podcast Could Take Forever. I didn’t know about his show, but he was a listener and he reached out and mentioned that since we both have backgrounds in games and music theory, we should have this … Continue reading "Daniel Moore on music theory, formalism, and difficulty"
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Chess Mix is just about ready for launch!
Hey everyone. For the last nine months or so I’ve been working on a game called Chess Mix. I haven’t written a formal thing about it here on the website, so here’s that formal thing! What is it? Chess Mix is a turn based tactical strategy game. You move units around the board, which move … Continue reading "Chess Mix is just about ready for launch!"
Read More3 Minute Game Design SEASON 2 has begun!
Hey everyone! Awesome news! It’s been an intense few weeks since I started working on this. It’s been a ton of work, but I’m pretty happy with how stuff is coming together. I’ve written and produced two videos for Season 2 of the 3 Minute Game Design YouTube series. The first one is kind of … Continue reading "3 Minute Game Design SEASON 2 has begun!"
Read MorePatreon Update!
My Patrons have been such an incredible help to me over the past three years. Without them, I really don’t know that I’d have been able to continue doing what I’m doing. As I’ve written about recently, Escape the Omnochronom! was a fraught development experience, and an experimental design which, so far at least, hasn’t … Continue reading "Patreon Update!"
Read MoreNew game: Advance Plants
TL;DR: a new, very simple 1-week tactics game I worked on is available here! Over the last month or so, Happy Snake and I have been working together on a few games. Snake has actually been helping me with my latest game, Chess Peace: Cool Party a lot, doing art for it and more, and … Continue reading "New game: Advance Plants"
Read MoreEscaping the Omnochronom!, and “moonshot game design”
Hi! I’ve been thinking about writing this for awhile, and it’s time I just put pen to paper and got it out there. I started working on Escape the Omnochronom! back in 2015. It was the game that I really learned to use Unity on. The first version of it was like a Threes-style abstract … Continue reading "Escaping the Omnochronom!, and “moonshot game design”"
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