Game Developer | 15+ Years Experience
In January of 2016 I challenged myself to make 1 new game every month, for a year; 12 months- 12 games. This is one of those games. [box type=”download”] Development Stats Language: C# Engine: MonoGame 3.4 Platforms: Windows (DirectX) Resolution: 256×240 (NES […]
In January of 2016 I challenged myself to make 1 new game every month, for a year; 12 months- 12 games. This is one of those games. [box type=”download”] Development Stats Language: C# Engine: MonoGame 3.4 Platforms: Windows (DirectX) Resolution: 64×64 […]
In January of 2016 I challenged myself to make 1 new game every month, for a year; 12 months- 12 games. This is one of those games. [box type=”download”] Development Stats Language: C# Engine: MonoGame 3.4 Platforms: Windows (DirectX) [/box] March […]
A rogue-like with a hint of Minesweeper, in this months #1GAM game!
At the start of the New Year, I made a sort of nerdy New Year’s Resolution: to make 1 game every month, for an entire year. Month one is done, and I’m happy to say, so is my first game, […]
In general, I find it pretty tough to maintain the motivation to make (and finish) games in my spare time. It’s not uncommon, I know. I program all day at work (and sometimes late into the evening), so by the time I […]
Earlier this year I released my 2nd substantial indie game, Power Swipe; almost one year to the day after the first line of code for the game was written! Like most projects, it was intended to be a relatively short development, […]
In June 2013 I released version 1.0 of Swipe Tap Smash, a Windows Phone game written in C# using XNA. By December of that year I was releasing version 1.2, and with it had implemented most of the major features […]
Motivated by a free phone offer, I spent last week or so crunching on a really small game project: Swipe Tap Smash for Windows Phone. I describe it as: Super Spike V’Ball meets Paper Toss! Volleyball with nothing but smashes! […]
If you haven’t already, you should read part 1 of this blog first. To quickly recap the previous blog: My game uses standard A* for path finding, but would run into performance issues when trying to find paths around concave shapes. The […]