This post contains artistic nudity.
I like to have references and Easter eggs in my games, but I’m pretty sure much of it goes unnoticed. So let’s just write about it. I plan to revisit the older games one day to write about them, but who knows when that’ll be.
Continue reading Sinking City Saviour: References and Easter Eggs
libGDX Jam 21‘s theme was Floating Cities. And what better way to spit in the face of that than have some sinking cities? I certainly went a bit quackers with this entry!
Dall-E Mini is the hot sauce at the minute, innit? So I fed it each of my itch.io titles to see if it’s a better artist than I am. To be fair, a title isn’t a lot to go off, and it failed miserably.
One market I’d like to tap into is the Apple one. As it stands, I can build for and test on Windows, Linux, Android, Chrome and Firefox. It’s not like I have a commercially viable product, but it would still be nice to be able to test and maybe help Apple users who have issues.
Here are some of my old tweets that aren’t substantial enough to each get their own page on this blog.
This one sure took a while to get working on the web, but it’s now up and available for all! Might still have a race condition here and there. libGDX Jam 20! Underground or Overground?
It’s been a while since I’ve posted anything here, so let’s take the opportunity to defeat the point of Twitter by making a somewhat longform post to recap in chronological order what’s been happening in the Java Cake Games world between my last tweet and now.
I made a 3D game for Halloween Jam 2021. And what’s a better way to start November than by checking this out?
Well there we are. I’ve been backstabbed (/s) by former partner Developer Doge. He’s basically created a tutorial for how to cheat on the Unipop leaderboards. But what can we learn from this?
The theme for the 18th libGDX jam was zero gravity! And oh boy, is there a solid number of entries. As with every jam, it’s a real mixed bag of high-quality stuff and… stuff.