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1st Update: Library game is finished, it’s just being play tested by someone other than me, so I’ll be releasing that in the next couple of weeks. 2nd Update: I’ve been writing a lot, I have a few short stories half written and I’ve made a couple of visuals for one of the stories. 3rd
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I realised I haven’t posted anything this year, so a very late happy new year! I haven’t had the best start, I’ve been pretty ill, I’m still unwell, but I’ve been able to do a bit of writing here and there. I had flu which turned into bronchitis and a sinus infection, been stuck in
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I haven’t updated in a while, I’ve been quite busy with work and game development. I’m hoping to update the website soon. I was working on a Halloween game, however I started working on it too late and I knew I wouldn’t make the Halloween deadline, so it ended up turning into a three short
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I’ve been working on two games mostly, as I’ve mentioned before, but I’ve switched my priority right now to the shorter game (the mystery about going into books.) Here’s what I’ve been doing: I’ve made a few changes to the library, it was basically two rooms before, now it’s a bit more complex. The visuals
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I’ve been working on a weekend project (mostly just on Sundays), it’s a fantasy themed, very Myst inspired (entering books and whatnot) point and click game, although unlike my main project, it’s a much shorter game; I have a name for it, but I won’t be posting it yet, I may end up changing it,
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I’ve been working on three (technically two, I’ve put one on pause) games, Feet in the Snow is a short two path unusual game, and The System is a longer sci-fi, sort of, continuation of Reprobate. The game on pause is Roumont Wine Club, which is a murder mystery. I’m mostly writing The System while
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You are a Lady’s maid to Lady Catherine Holloway, the daughter of a wealthy and locally prominent family in the village of Thrumshire. Lady Elizabeth Holloway, Catherine’s mother, has been taken ill, much to the suspicion of Lady Catherine. You are asked to a private meeting where she tells you of her suspicions, she believes
