Well, my 2nd Ludum Dare has come and gone. I decided to do a little mini post-mortem of my experience. Hope this is interesting or useful to someone else out there! First, here’s a list of everything I used to make the game: Game Engine/Language: Unity 4.2, MonoDevelop, C# (~350 lines of code written) Version[…]
So, I decided to participate in Ludum Dare again. My LD26 game Tiny Runner got dinged a bit in the reviews/ratings because I didn’t get around to adding any sound to the game at all. I wasn’t going to let that happen this time around. So, what did I do this time for LD27? I[…]
I was one of the Kickstarter backers for the new Ouya. In spite of all the negative press it has gotten I have been very pleased with my Ouya. Sure things could’ve been smoother, faster, more complete, better, etc., but I’d say they delivered on their promises. I also think the problems are largely fixable[…]
So, I decided to enter the 26th Ludum Dare competition this past weekend. It’s an accelerated game development competition that takes place over 48 hours. Developers must work solo. Also, unlike the previous EDGE game development competition that I entered, external art is not allowed at all. If you want art in your game, you have[…]