Finding gane development information and articles has always been a
tricky thing, but after having done some legwork, I’m pretty sure I can
feed Tucows’ IndieGameDev blog more regularly. There are already two entries for this week…
Yesterday’s entry covers Transcend,
a 2D shoot-em-up with abstract visual,
musical and gameplay elements for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux. You can
either just play it or you can check out the source code (it’s licensed
under the GPL). Here’s a
screen shot of the first level:
Today’s entry covers Neverball,
a “tilt the landscape to guide the marble to the goal before the clock
runs out” type of game. It’s available for Windows, Mac OS X and a
handful of Unixen. As with Transcend, it’s licensed under the GPL —
you can either just play it, or you can also see what’s “under the
hood”. Here ‘s a screen shot:
I’ve done the occasional Tampa-to-St. Pete commute during peak times, and they can easily stretch…
Anitra and I saw the sticker pictured above on a Model Y Tesla parked outside…
It’s Sunday, and it’s time for another “picdump!” Here are the memes, pictures, and cartoons…
I saw this a couple of weeks ago in Austin at Uncommon Objects, a delightfully…
This stuff makes for amazing fried rice or musubi (a.k.a. “Spam sushi”).
Anitra and I were dropping off a package at the UPS Store on Kennedy when…