Dealings in Dungeons – Complete!

So this one took a while longer than I planned, but it is probably one of my better games!

I will be looking into getting sets of cards properly printed, but for the time-being it should work fine as a print-and-play game, as well as in a web browser >> over here <<.

If you’re in the extra-stuff tier, you can grab HD versions of ALL of the card illustrations in this post.

Update: I added a zip containing the web version, so you can play it offline, and also have a bunch of smaller jpgs of all the cards if that is something you want 🙂

Palutte

Hey minor update because I just did a new thing! Yesterday someone asked me to make a system to render dithered images with a specific colour palette and I honestly didn’t know if I could! But I kind of had an idea how I’d do it and I couldn’t get it out of my head once I started thinking about it.

Long story short, I figured it out! And I learned a bunch about unity image effects, shaders, colour spaces, and colour maths in the process 😀

You can see a video explanation here, or grab the unity package here alongside a bunch of my other unity systems.

Or you can just look at these test images I made showing Sarah’s Run with different colour palettes:

also here is what Sarah’s Run would look like on Pico-8

OK that’s it for today, hope you’re well because I love you <3 o/

Monthly Video – May 2020 (+latest Dreamsent PDF)

I know I didn’t upload a video last month, I’m sorry about that and as soon as I find a way to make it up to you I will, in the mean time here’s a video of me talking about some stuff I’ve been doing, and also a 50 page PDF of what I have for that TTRPG I’ve been working on 🙂

I love you all, I hope you’re well! <3

Checking in, Dreamsent update

It’s been a while since I checked in with you all so first up; Hey! I’m still working on stuff! Thanks for the support even with the radio silence, you’re all stars! <3

Second up; I am still working on my pre-rendered RPG project (I even started outlining the story!) but if I’m honest, I haven’t found the “OK THIS IS IT LET’S GOOOOOO” write-till-it’s-done aspect of that yet. So I’ve been poking at other things to keep myself occupied.

One of those things was a project I started last year called Dreamsent. It was intended as a TTRPG that you could play around a table or on your computer (you make a character sheet etc and your PC plays the role of GM). A fun challenge because a lot of TTRPG rules/mechanics don’t easily translate well to videogames without some fundamental changes.

Anyway, I’m picking it up again, but focusing on the tabletop aspect of it. Which is to say, I’m writing a manuscript containing everything a group of players would need to know to play. A task I *wildly* underestimated, but I’m actually enjoying it.

The manuscript is a looooooong way from done, but today I was playing around with it in Pages so I could practice layout stuff, and I figured I’d share what I have for now 🙂

If I can get it to a point where I’m ready to test, I’d love to try running some one-shots on the weekends with some of you. If you’d be interested then let me know 🙂

Anyway that’s all for now, I hope you’re all doing alright <3

(Update: I changed a bunch of paragraph alignment because it was bugging me!)

Monthly Build 2018/07 – Sarah’s Run

Hey there, this marks a full year of monthly builds! I was originally going to just have another Dead End build since I’ve actually made a decent amount of progress on it since last time buuuuuuuuuuuuuut I started poking at Sarah’s Run again, an updated version is one of the things I get asked for a lot and I figured “might as well”!

For years now the only playable version of this has been a unity webplayer (a thing that no longer exists) version on kongregate, but the project was so old that updating it, fixing shaders, changing obsolete code… it was way too much work for me, especially when I had other projects. BUT thanks to your support I was able to do it without those nasty constant thoughts like “aren’t you going to need to pay rent soon?” pushing me to other projects.

And once I got it updated, I figured I might as well ~really~ update it; The game and levels are still the same, but the UI is super improved, the controls work through Sinput now so they are fully customisable, the game saves your progress so you don’t need to play it all in one go (10 levels can be a bit much for some sessions), and I even changed some of the more annoying sound-effects 🙂

Anyway you can watch the video above to see me talk through the game (and go on a tangent about watching cool people make puzzles), and/or download the win/mac/linux versions below!

have fun! 😀