A development blog
Two months ago, while waiting for Fabian to do the impressive re-styling he’s doing on Stackout, I decided to make a small runner: Goscurry. It was conceived a couple days after the Edge Get Into Games Challenge 2013 was announced, and at the time I honestly had no idea of said contest. In less than [...]
In the first days of December, GPI (aka gameprog.it) started a contest dedicated to Unity, whose theme was to create a game inspired by some 70s/80s classic within one month. The prize (fun apart), was – or better: IS, since the winner has yet to be declared – a Unity 4 Pro license, plus a [...]
You know that one-day game that sucked, the one I didn’t finish because it was taking me more than one day? Well, I’m stubborn, and I hate not finishing things. So I completed it. It took me almost 4 days, but here it is, a 3 levels prototype. Überbleibsel Here is the official page, where [...]
Since I’m not a serious 3D modeler (I don’t model 3D stuff since many years), when doing games all by myself I regularly plunge into 2D. Unity is perfect for that too, and once you get the ball rolling, you can do stuff pretty quickly – not to mention that you’ll be able to publish [...]
I thought it might be interesting to write why I’m using Unity for Journeyballs. Or better, why I chose Unity as the engine for all the games I will ever do, 3D or not (at least in the next year or so). A little more than a year ago, I needed a 3D engine for [...]
Whew, I’m nearing the final stage of Journeyballs, and finally decided to write a development blog about it (mainly because I’d shamelessly want to build some hype, and to have something to show to gaming journalists, following Mike Rose advice on Gamasutra). A preamble First came Journeyballs the one-day game (inspired by Boon Cotter‘s one-day game [...]
I create & play interactive stuff and games, write & draw comics, and manage this blog here.
