devlog · 13. May 2021
In this 4th devlog episode we go through the steps to create a brand new mecha main character for the game.
game development · 01. February 2021
Well, in this 'not quite devlog' episode I rap about the ups and downs of a game developer's life. Feel free to diss me in the comments.
When you're done so, check out my devlogs.
devlog · 24. December 2020
Watch the development of an indie game and be a part of it! In this special Christmas devlog episode I get knocked out by «December Crunch» - the manifestation of my recent crunch month.
(Game makers call the process of working nights and weekends to hit a tight deadline “crunch”).
Merry Christmas 2020 and Happy New Year 2021 to all of you!
devlog · 20. November 2020
In this second devlog episode I share one of my most valuable experiences in game development with you! I explain the concept of my mecha indie game and hope for your feedback. Also included: Funny bugs, a research about existing mecha games and the progress in development and design.
devlog · 15. October 2020
Watch the development of an indie game and be a part of it! This is the first episode of a development documentation series (devlog) of my personal dream game - from its earliest stage to the end at some point in the future.
game development · 14. January 2020
The result from the Countryball Potato Mayhem charity campaign and a first-year review of the game
masterthesis · 08. July 2018
Check out the new trailer of GenoTerra and read about the process of finishing this game project as part of my design master thesis using a newly developed technique for creating coherent game worlds.
masterthesis · 26. February 2018
How can we generate dense vegetation and still have a decent amount of FPS? I give some hints in this chapter and share some good assets I've found and bring the game environment closer to life!
masterthesis · 24. January 2018
In this chapter I will cover what sources I used to get a basic landscape generator working. It will be mostly built up on a tutorial I found on YouTube and how I will extend the existing code to include more features