I love making games, with a true passion. I have been involved with the development of over fifty commercial games and I have programmed and designed games as a hobby since 1983. I also don't like talking about myself.
I wrote a book, Game Development for iOS with Unity3d. Another one is on the way..
One Game A Month is a movement to bring indie developers to action! This is my story of why I am involved and how, using a brainwave reader, I created the most technologically advanced computerized staring competition game ever made *
I've compiled a list of the top worst comments for games on Steam Greenlight. Not only are indie devs having a hard time getting seen on Greenlight, they're taking an absolute bashing from the community. WARNING: CONTAINS ADULT LANGUAGE.
Great post I like that the approach was more toward the subject and game world than a physical simulation or some kind of rigid specification doc. r n r nI absolutely love the physics in this game - they 're a ridiculous amount of fun to drive. I could quite ...
It 's not like they couldn 't afford to give out decent severance packages, either. I don 't know how some people can sleep at night practicing business like this.
If the company is so 'healthy ' then they could easily afford to keep them around for another month or so. All I can say is that I hope they gave them decent severance packages. r n r nMerry Christmas and good luck with the Kickstarter. Ho ho ho.
