I’ve gotten very little coding done in the past week; mostly feeling a little worn out and uninspired. So I’m going to kick myself into gear by starting another Game in a Week, as a break from development on MMORPG Tycoon. Not to fret, though; I’ll be back on MMORPG Tycoon after this is done. …
So it sounds like the upcoming TIG competition is likely to be focused around procedural content. I’d recently decided that I’ll need to rewrite Nicholas Spratt from scratch anyway, so I’ve decided not to start on Spratt 2.0 just yet; instead, I’ll wait until the start of the upcoming TIG competition, which will presumably be…
So someone pointed me at an entry to the recent Ludum Dare entry, The Butler Did It by Surrealix. Butler is another interpretation of the “randomised murder mystery” genre, like my own Nicholas Spratt project which I’ve been poking at on and off for the better part of a month, now. While I was unable…
So it’s been a bit since I released The Incomparable Deductions of Police Constable Sir Nicholas Spratt — The Early Years, and I think I’m ready to do the post-mortem. What went right: Managed to pare down “randomly generated murder mystery” into a concept simple enough to actually be implemented in a week, but still…
Well, as I’d warned, it’s not really as polished as most of the games that I put together, but that’s because there’s a whole lot more going on under the hood in this one! And I have to apologise in advance, but I’ve taken a sudden fancy to baroque game names, and so I’ve given…