So I am nowhere near done with Task 1 of Productive Bingo – making a video game for Max. It was definitely difficult to feel focused enough to work on it throughout the past two weeks. I don’t plan on just giving up on it; instead, I’ll try to work on it while I work … Productive Bingo – Task 1 Wrap Up
Now that we have set up our project, let’s create a prototype for Pizza Run. If you haven’t been following along with my previous posts, you can read its overview here. Note that I am working on iOS, so instructions may vary for Windows. Now, the prototype won’t really be a prototype, per se. I … Pizza Run – Creating a Prototype
Before we can begin creating a game, we will need to set up the environment to make it. This post will go over how I set up Unity for my game, Pizza Run. If you haven’t been following along with my previous posts, you can read its overview here. Note that I am working on … Pizza Run – Project Setup
Welcome to Week 1 of my game of Productive Bingo! This week’s challenge is to make a video game for my boyfriend, Max. Here, I will detail the beginning steps for how I designed the game and make more posts when I make more progress. Max, I suggest you turn back if you don’t want … Pizza Run – Game Design Overview
Wanted to announce the latest game I’d been working on: Monster Match! It was finished about two weeks ago on Sept 26, but I’ve been slacking on writing these blog posts haha. This game is part of my “Game Jelly” series, which is basically what I call my game jam group between friends. This is … Game Jelly: Monster Match
The Backstory When I was eight years old I created this “video game” in my little notebook for my friends to play. It featured my imaginary Dalmatian characters, Danny and Rosses. My friend, Paul, was my first play tester. I remember using my fingers to try to indicate where the enemies were moving while he … Bringing my Childhood “Video Game” to Life