Here it finally is: part five. I’ve tried to be quite honest about the process (or rather my process) of making and selling a Flash game, so I hope this is interesting both to players and to developers.
Something I forgot to mention in all the chaos lately is that my game Alphaland will be exhibited at the Spielsalon exhibition in Kassel. Verena and I will also be dropping by the exhibition on Thursday, the 14th of July. If anyone happens to be there and wants to say …
I just quickly wanted to plug this new forum for game developers: the Super Friendship Club. It’s a great place to ask questions, discuss your work and get feedback. (It is not a place for advertising your game or for discussing random meme-related stuff.) Don’t be afraid to join if …
Selling flash games isn’t the easiest thing in the world, as you may have noticed from my grumblings every time I try to find a sponsor. There’s a lot of developers, a lot of games, and negotiating via email isn’t the most straightforward thing ever. So it would make sense …
My new game, The Book of Living Magic, is looking for a sponsor! If you’re looking for a fun (yet not entirely unserious) point & click adventure game for your website, or if you know a sponsor who might be interested, please contact me.
We’ve been playing Terraria. No, wait, let me rephrase that. We’ve been living Terraria. We’ve been digging mines, building towers, planting forests, crafting items, constructing absurdly long skybridges with gardens on them and finding new ways of fighting corruption, all with a remarkable amount of obsession. Oh, we’re still managing …
Let me begin by saying that I’m extremely pleased with the positive response to Alphaland. As Verena can confirm, I’m always terribly nervous when a new game of mine is released, and this time was no exception. After the disappointment of You Shall Know The Truth, it’s encouraging to know …
My new game, Alphaland, is now playable at Newgrounds! Play it, spread the word, tell your grandmother! This could not have happened without the incredibly kind help of Terry Cavanagh, who should be nominated for sainthood.
Wikileaks has done it again – now they’re revealing hundreds of files from Guantanamo. The media, of course, will probably misrepresent these files, especially since they are written by the people working at Guantanamo and thus contain all sorts of highly suspect information. Don’t forget people were tortured to make …
Part 2 of Engaged in the Struggle, an interview with me about Wikileaks Stories, is now up at Electron Dance. I must say I enjoyed this interview very much, and I hope my answers are interesting.
