I've been ranting a lot lately to people about some of my design 'philosophies,' and where would it be better to spread it than here? My proposition: > Games, much like art, are experiences or emotional rides that are only plainly understood by the person playing them, and shouldn't (and
[Global Game Jam Page](http://globalgamejam.org/2012/roboroso)Do you have an hour to kill? How about a friend and 2 gamepads? That's what Roboroso [http://globalgamejam.org/2012/roboroso] is: a good old couch game. Roboroso is the product of this year's Global Game Jam, where video game
I played Resident Evil 5 again for the first time in many months. I got my sister to play mercenaries with me, too.
Lately, I've been stuck in development purgatory.
Progenitor X is a educational puzzle game about stem cell research... and zombies.
Virulent is an action-strategy game intended to teach Systems Biology to middle school and high school students, specifically in the cycle of viral infection and reproduction.
suteF is a puzzle-platforming game where you must push boxes, grapple walls, activate switches, and avoid lasers to make your escape from the dreaded land known only as the 'Abyss.'
suteF should hit the internet in its done form on December 28th. If you're not, you should be following the suteF Twitter [http://twitter.com/suteF], suteF Facebook Page [http://www.facebook.com/pages/suteF/180818195263835], where I update a lot more regularly, and you can get the link the
Sorry for posting late. All that jazz. This is a screenshot from what's been added to suteF in recent weeks. There are several icy stages present now! It's both necessary for adding more visual diversity AND for being totally sweet. If you haven't been following me in the twitter-verse [http:
Yeah. Not dead. You get it now. Things you may have missed: New Game: Chawp! Chawp! [http://gamejolt.com/freeware/games/arcade/chawp/3168/] was a project that I and Brian "brod" Rodriguez made for Game Jolt's Second Game Jam [http://gamejolt.com/community/forums/topics/game-jolt-s-second-jam/613/]. It involves
A screenshot of Mind Jolt [https://gamejolt.com/games/mind-jolt/2996], a game made by Matt ScorahDownload Now [http://gamejolt.com/freeware/games/mind-jolt/files/mind-jolt/download/2996/4104/] [http://gamejolt.com/freeware/games/mind-jolt/files/mind-jolt/download/2996/4104/] | View Game Page [http://gamejolt.com/freeware/games/shooter/mind-jolt/
DOWNLOAD [http://gamejolt.com/freeware/games/arcade/hold-off-brownish-yellow/2814/] I've finished my first game since Vatn Squid. This was my contribution to the GameJolt IndieGames Demake Competition [https://gamejolt.com/f/game-jolt-official-indie-game-demake-contest-it-s-over/544] . The game I chose to do for this was a game called Hold Off Red by Maddy
If you haven't been following me via my twitter [http://twitter.com/rotten_tater], this is the official announcement of my newest project: suteF, a sequel/remake of Fetus [https://rottentater.com/fetus] made specially for YoYoGame's Competition06 [http://gamemakerblog.com/2010/05/14/yoyo-games-competition-06/]. If you compare suteF to
So what does this mean? Well, a number of things really. This video shows my progress over the last 2 months on Visit3. If you weren't aware, a while back I announced my intentions to create Visit3 using the XNA framework with the intention of placing it on the XBoxLive
I have been getting a lot of questions about the process of creating this little game, so I'm going to do a mini-postmortem.