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It was hard tearing us all away from the Christian Game Developers Conference at the end of the day today – everyone I’ve spoken to has been in agreement that it’s been a fantastic time, and such a blessing to spend time with other Christians with whom we share our passion for video games […]
After weeks of anticipation, it’s finally time for the Christian Game Developers Conference 2011 to begin! It’s been terrific so far, great to finally meet a whole bunch of people I’ve known online for some years now, mostly through the Christian Developers Network.
Besides the burritos, the conference began […]
Being the 6th July today, it’s my birthday! I’m being looked after by the lovely Jon Collins and his family, and today we went large in Seattle. We began at the Science Fiction museum, where they currently have an Avatar exhibition. It was interesting getting to see and play with […]
Today has been a day exploring Portland, Oregon. It’s a beautiful city, with the gigantic Mount Hood dominating the horizon off to the East, and a river running through the heart of it. The weather has been absolutely gorgeous – not too so ridiculously hot as the be uncomfortable, but really nice […]
I’m sitting here in Toronto airport writing this, before heading off to Portland, Oregon shortly for the Christian Game Developers Conference. Air Canada has taken good care of me so far – absolutely no hitches, friendly service, and even a couple of great films. I watched Limitless and Morning Glory, both […]
Today has been a day of last minute preparation before I fly out on Monday for next week’s Christian Game Developers Conference.
The demo of the first scene of Ebenezer is shaping up quite nicely. I did a bit of user testing last night, and the consensus is it’s too waffly […]
If you’re an indie game developer, then hopefully you already know about and read Jeff Vogel’s blog The Bottom Feeder. Jeff is the man behind Spiderweb Software, purveyor of old-school RPGs since 1994, and so I think there’s a lot to be learnt from him about how to make a successful […]
When trying to make a game like Ebenezer, one is constantly walking a fine line between your grand ambitions on the one hand, and what’s actually practical on the other. Whether that’s a case of ruthlessly culling content or choosing to do the game in 2D rather than 3D, you constantly have to […]
