📺 I’ve watched a lot of tv shows in my life, but Chuck will always be in my top 5 of all time. So, if you haven’t seen it, do your eyeballs a favor!
Commercial #gamedev pays the bills and allows me to contribute to an industry I love, but freeware gamedev corrects the soul and reminds me of the joys of making games.
I feel like more devs making freeware games leads to a happier industry.
“Introduce yourself with five video games” 🕹️ This was surprisingly hard:
- Def Jam: Fight for NY (ps2)
- The Sims 3 (PC)
- Journey (ps3)
- Rocket League
- Uncharted 2 (ps3)
My curiosity got the best of me, and I finally joined Mastodon (game dev server). But I have no idea what I’m doing. So, if anyone has any tips for getting started, I’ll gladly take any advice I can get.
Relaxation goals
SM companies make it so easy to distribute content. But, relying on Twitter and SM platforms to distribute our content will always be risky.
Own your content! Post to your own site first and then syndicate content out to other platforms. Stay independent on the web.
Today I started playing around with AI art generation with #dalle2
Here’s a colorful graffiti painting of a corgi.
Game design tip: The simplest way to make an interesting game is to give it unusual design constraints.
We @HomeTeamGameDev just released our 100th game! This was a fun project to contribute to. gamkedo.itch.io/springfie… #gamedev
