I’ve never been a hardcore gamer, and indeed I try to limit my time on them these days, but I can’t deny the impact gaming has had on me. From Doom, to Persona, to Resident Evil, to Katamari Damacy and so many more, gaming is such a unique way to interact with fictional worlds. That’s why I couldn’t resist the urge to learn and begin developing my own.
In-House Developed
Market of Mayhem 2
A game so crazy it skipped straight to #2. This is a silly 3D arena brawler pitting teams of grocery store employees against each other in chaotic combat. Very much a work in progress.
In Development
I love first-person shooters. The “boomer shooter” scene is a blessing from the Goddess of Love herself, to me. I hope I have something unique to contribute someday. Some ideas and prototypes are floating around but are far away from seeing any completion.
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Godot is the bee’s knees of engines. No, it doesn’t come pre-baked with the flashy tech of Unreal or those other big guys, but it’s so frickin’ simple. A simplicity from which any complexity one imagines can arise from. And that is beauty. Plus, it runs higher than 30 FPS on my machine (No thanks, Unreal).