I participated in another game jam last weekend, and this game was the result! It seems like a standard platformer at first, but there’s a bit more to it than that. You’ll have to play it for yourself to see!
This game was created with Henry Lutts, David Yousefi, Ryan Horn and Raymond Wong.
I’ve been hard at work on Monster Commander, and I’ve decided it’s time to share some of the progress I’ve made. I updated the game’s early demo. While there are a number of small but significant additions to the AI and user interface, the most significant changes are new game modes. It’s now possible to generate a random battle, which can be played against the computer or a nearby friend. Random battles include a number of new monsters and spells. There are 11 monsters and 29 spells added so far.
As a reminder, the game is still very early in development, but there’s already plenty of fun to be had with it.
Download It Here (Windows only for now)
I made a game at the Global Game Jam this year.
The Blood God demands sacrifices! He has tasked you with throwing his innocent victims into a volcano. If only those pesky villagers wouldn’t keep interfering with your work! Gather sacrifices and gain favor with your dark lord while fighting off enemies in this fun twist on a tower defense game.
This game was created in two days for the 2016 Global Game Jam. I collaborated with Meghana Bhat, Julian Delerme, and Julian Sanchez.
While Monster Commander is primarily going to be a single-player experience, it will also have a local multiplayer mode! I’ve been demoing the multiplayer in my area, and at the insistence of some of the people who’ve played it, I’m putting the multiplayer demo online.
It’s been a long time since I’ve posted anything about Monster Commander, but I’ve been hard at work on it for some time now. While it’s still a very early work-in-progress, I’m releasing a demo for anyone interested in the game. It is entirely controlled by the mouse.
Monster Commander will be a tactical RPG with an emphasis on smart decision-making over grinding and luck. Your army will consist of monsters recruited from the ranks of your enemies. Each monster will have very different abilities, and forming the right team will be crucial to achieving victory.
I’ve just made a small update to Dungenerations, my procedurally-generated roguelike shooter about the connection between parents and children.
It was created in two days for the 2013 Global Game Jam, so I didn’t have time to add sound or fix every bug. Those oversights have now been addressed!
I attended another Purple Monkey Game Jam, and I have another game to show for it!
Form the ultimate band by combining the talents of outrageous musicians, and listen to them as they play together! Use the randomly-generated band names as inspiration. Make the people dance!
This game was created in two days for a game jam with Mat Solomon, Joe Marchuk, Brian Dorfman, Dan Williams, Tom Caron and Corey Fraser.
I just finished another game at the latest Purple Monkey Game Jam.
You’ve escaped from prison on Halloween, and the cops are after you. Collect as much candy as you can before they catch you. Steal the costumes of trick-or-treaters to throw them off your trail.
This game was created in two days for a game jam.
I created another fun little game for my third Purple Monkey Game Jam.
As Dracula, you need to run and jump past obstacles in order to reach your coffin before the sun rises. In darkness, you’re fast and invincible, but in light, you’re slow and vulnerable to attacks.
Use the arrow keys to run and jump. After draining the blood of 5 enemies, press Space to transform into a bat.
This game was created in two days with Takorn Sueksagan, Freddy Garcia, Jonathan Bowman and Changbai Li.
I spent last week attending a summer course on game development, so of course I have another game to show. In a lot of ways, the class was similar to a game jam.
Trashteroids is a fun little old-school arcade game. It’s not particularly deep, but it’s good for a bit of entertainment.
As an interplanetary trash collector, it is your job to dispose of floating garbage before it collides with an inhabited planet. Fly around with the arrow keys, and shoot garbage with the space bar after you’ve collected it.
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