Posted by Bjornar Herstad on Wed, 13 Jul 2011 04:29:00 EDT in
The development process for Shock and Awe has been the longest one so far at the DeRail office and for the first time we have a shot at being a part of the Indie Games Summer Uprising.
It’s been a while since my last blog update, and there are several reasons for this, but I will save that for a later update, now I will reveal some more information about or coming multiplayer title: Shock and Awe.
Finally the CTG gameplay video is uploaded to the DeRail Game’s YouTube Channel, the game is 1 day away from the submission process and hopefully it will be published early in March.
Our first two games was hardcore platformers with simple but great core gameplay, we have focused on completing a series of fairly simple titles before cranking things up. Now it is time for some crazy S*** that will rock your rascal.
A lot of awesome stuff has happened since my last blog update, we’ve signed a deal with 8 Bit Weapon and ComputeHer, Panic Attack is submitted to Peer Review (Screenshots and video included) and our office is getting crowded.
Posted by Bjornar Herstad on Sun, 12 Sep 2010 08:36:00 EDT in
I am happy to announce that Jump’n Bounce has been released and is available at the Xbox Live Marketplace and is doing quite well at the moment, here is a download link and gameplay video. And, what are we doing at the office these days?
Hi Charlie I totally agree with you, it seems to me that a lot of game designers Both young ones and seniors have forgot about that simple addictive game mechanic that hooks the players for years. A game does not need to contain a story, but the game can become ...
Hi John Great blog article I see that you have read the same book as me, The Art of Game design: a book of lenses by Jesse Schell. Great book and I totally agree with you that game design is art and the most important skill for a game designer ...
If you got some programming skills you should use XNA and create a simple engine or else try to hook up with some programmers in a XNA community. Or you can join a team and just make a cool game that shows your modeling skills.
