To show my commitment to the “One Games Jam Per Month” resolution I set myself, I took part in Ludum Dare 41 in April and the Confuzzled Games Jam in May. You can click below to try out the entries, while I explain the development approach to both. Ludum Dare 41 had a promising selection […]
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I hope things are going well with all those who read this, whether it be while hard at work or relaxing while browsing their social media. Since GDC 2018 happened, it took a while to adjust me back to a work routine. It didn’t help that the week after I returned to the UK I […]
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UPDATE: The results of HighJam #1 are online. Berzerkatron got Second Place in Theme and Third Place in Graphics! Thank you to all those who have provided feedback. I have since updated a post-jam version of the game and to celebrate the results a new update has been uploaded. You can find out more on […]
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One of my New Years Resolutions is to take part in at least one games jam each month. This was a goal I set myself so I could develop more variety of games for the year of 2018. For myself, the games jam of January (and first games jam of the year) was Global Games […]
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Good evening everyone! It’s no doubt that 2017 has been a hell of a year following what happened in 2016, but we fought through and we are still here fighting! This year has also been huge in terms of game development for me. I managed to finish SEVEN games this year, six from game jams […]
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Ludum Dare 40 took place last weekend, the theme was the title above. Honestly it wasn’t the theme I was hoping for, but in the end, I took an idea I had and adjusted it slightly to work. The idea I had was that a single level would slowly get corrupted and change, you can […]
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I was meaning to post this sooner, but along with work piling up and losing track, I did quite a few game jams. Three in particular: RemakeJam, Jamchester and Ludum Dare. I’ll mention Running The Marathon first, because I only finished the game two days ago from posting. This was made for Ludum Dare […]
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Finally, after beginning soon after the game’s Windows release on Steam, and well over a month after I initially wrote my first post about this topic, I’m finally done with porting Gemstone Keeper to Linux (for the most part) and ready to write about what I’ve learned from porting it over. Since both the Framework […]
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Last time on Quest to Linux, I went through porting the Vigilante Game Framework to Linux, but the quest isn’t over yet. The next big task is porting Gemstone Keeper’s level generator and editor, the GenLevelTools, since I need to be able to get the caverns from somewhere. GenLevelTools, aka the Procedural Level Editor, is […]
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Hello everyone, I am Gamepopper. A games programmer, indie games developer and enthusiastic coder. I make games because I enjoy them and want to enjoy other people too!
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