Nexus City is dead, long live Nexus City

You may have heard that Terry and I are no longer going to be making Nexus City or Selma’s Story. I already talked about this on Twitter, but I thought I’d post here to clarify things a little. The games in their current form are definitely cancelled. Terry and I …

Look Forward

As I said in the previous post, creatively speaking 2012 was a good year. Despite the difficulty of getting attention for games that don’t fit into familiar categories, my games reached people. They found new fans, they were written about by critics, they affected other game developers. There were defeats …

Look Back

2012 is over. A long, interesting, difficult year, full of surprises. It started out with a sustained burst of creativity. We did the first few episodes of The Starving Artists’ Kitchen, including running a tiny Indiegogo campaign. Making the show was fun, if not exactly easy, and it felt like …

Voices, That’s All

Today was my birthday, but I spent most of it (about 12 hours) working on The Sea Will Claim Everything. Tomorrow I put in some final details, and it’s done. But to be honest at this point I am just exhausted, so here’s a beautiful and soothing song from a …

Away

There are so many blog posts I want to write. So many Compendium entries I want to put up (and send out). So many stories waiting for my attention. But I’m in the Lands of Dream. In the Fortunate Isles, to be specific. My journey there is almost complete, but …

Ship Down

Traitor, the casual shmup I made a while ago, was supposed to come out today. Financially speaking, I needed it to come out today. But, as you can tell, it’s not here. So what happened? Well, for reasons I cannot explain, it seems to be bugging out when played in …

The Starving Artists’ Kitchen website launched

Our little cooking show now has an official website! And a second episode! This is very awesome, and couldn’t have happened without the support of everyone who donated via IndieGoGo or helped spread the word. Go. Watch. Have fun. Spread the word. And cook something nice every now and then. …