Wooden still.
Just finished a video I shot during my vacations a few weeks ago in Lican Ray; a mood piece made from sequenced stills.
Charade.
The game I posted last about, Ascension, was made by talented game author Jonathan Whiting.
I will ramble. Please forgive.
One day, on a whim, I contacted a few fellow game makers to see if they would be interested in taking part in a little experiment. Following up on my whims has been my modus operandi since I started making games, so this just seemed appropriate. A few caught on, and what we set out to do was make a game each, and then switch around the credits, so each of us would release a game that was not of our respective creation. […]
Ascension.
A game of logic exploring gesture-based input. Saying more would probably mean to spoil it.
Play Ascension (Flash)
Also read: an important note.
Intervalo lúcido del individuo inconsciente.
Another arbitrary span of time, another game. I can’t really explain much about this one.
Play Intervalo… (Flash)
Este es, creo, el primero de mis juegos que contiene una (relativa) gran cantidad de español. Por lo común los hago en inglés por razones de audiencia y de los círculos que frecuento. Desde hace un tiempo que quería hacer uno bilingüe, para jugar con las intersecciones y exclusiones que se producen entre grupos culturales diferenciados por su lengua, y ahora lo hice.
Runnerby.
(It was about time I posted this.)
Perhaps you remember a Ludum Dare entry I called Climbrunner—well, this game is an evolution of that idea. Here, you run around a tricky series of screens, up the walls and ceilings, only with the ability to jump to avoid the obstacles that get in your way. There’s no dying, just lots of cursing over missed jumps and having to do it all over again. It’s a short game, but if you think it was fun once you first finish it, there’s still a second path you can try.
All you need to know to play it is that you jump with the spacebar.
Play Runnerby (Flash) […]
Back in order.
For over a month, Prosopamnesia, Deconstructivism, and Wirewalk have been broken. Today I’ve fixed the three of them. Hurray! Thanks to Alvaro G for the heads up.
Drawing thing for KOTM.
In the second hour of yesterday’s KOTM I made this Flash drawing thing.
kyntt.
nyktt is a Knytt Stories level. It was made for the Knytt of the Month (similar to the usual KOTM, but with Knytt Stories levels), nearly two months ago. It was soon after that my computer broke down, and I still remain without one, but it’s time to post this.
Deconstructivism.
This month I made a kind of klik that took advantage of the foundations laid out in Wirewalk, Prosopamnesia, and other unreleased experiments also dealing with image searches. This made it so easy to make, that I achieved my initial concept within the first hour. This first idea involved no interactions, so I used the following hour (of two that the monthly event lasts) to add that layer of interactivity.
Deconstructivism (Flash)
You may leave it untouched and it will ‘play itself’. Or you may click and flick on the image displayed to alter it manually. If it takes too long to load, or if you want a new picture, refresh the page.
Prosopamnesia.
After Wirewalk, I felt inspired to do more work using images acquired through web searches. Yes, I failed to mention it when I released that one, but the images are obtained at run-time through Google Images. I’m rather proud of this particular result:
Prosopamnesia (Flash)
It was made for The Games Collective negative capability pageant. For sound, I used the port of DrPetter’s sfxr to AS3, by Thomas Vian. Also used the Google API AS3 library by Joris Timmerman, as for Wirewalk.