After years spent working on giant multi-year nebulous projects, I'm excited to get started on making some games that'll be finished in the space of months instead.

I was right at the end of this human book chain, putting the books in the new stock room (the vault of the bank).

Jean Valjean

(from the Les Mis fighter, Arm Joe)

Thread of shoes on beds.

They don't teach these advanced level procrastiworking techniques to mere apprentice dawdlers.

Dear fellow game devs, I think I've stumbled upon a solution that works.

1. Start Game
2. Start different game
3. Keep first game on hold until second game is finished
4. Start new game
5. Put new game on hold and finish first game
6. Start new game... etc...

1: Audiences respond to compelling elevator pitches and good visual design.
2: Sparce, terse and suggestive description is better than detailed and in depth. People can fill in the gaps.
3: Read. Read games, read reviews and criticisms of games. Read play-reports. Read theory.

It's finally here! Downpour is out!

Downpour is my tool for making games on your phone in literal minutes. Collage together images & text, link them up, then share online. No coding necessary!

🌐 downpour.games
🍎 apps.apple.com/us/app/downpou…
🤖 play.google.com/store/apps/det…

It would almost be fun to pretend I was an expert in probing meat signals.

The Third Quadrennial Ryan Veeder Exposition for Good Interactive Fiction invites you to visit MOONDROP ISLE this May 29th.

the pig is making small digital pigs move around a screen. I’m safe

Short Game Podcast (at the 49 minute mark): 'This game actually has quite a lot of nice riddles in it.'

Me: **nods sagely**

The Countess Ulara has had six husbands. There's a nice rhyme to remember how they died: Murder, murder, murder, murder, fell off a bridge, murder.

Oh hey, I'm one of those names!

Looking forward to exploring this later. Thanks to inkle and jon ingold for the opportunity to contribute!😃

I wrote a whole load of riddles for this Forever Labyrinth. Check it out for free in your browser!

- research by Francesca Raphaely
- voices by Sally Beaumont- VA with broadcast quality studio!
- riddles by Joey Jones, @daddycheese & Lewis Gillingwater
- additional riddles by @HarleyMcGrew, laz 🧲, Anna 'May', Liam Al-Hindi, @kingofthyme and Wojtek Borowicz
- core testing by Steve Morton: A Highland Song: Out on Steam&Switch, ZAD-Man, Nikita Radostev