Get specific with your theme. Set your game in a particular time, place, and/or culture (which may be fictional) and give it an overarching tone.
Get specific with your theme. Set your game in a particular time, place, and/or culture (which may be fictional) and give it an overarching tone.
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I've been out of work since July '24 so it'd be huge if you could check out my patreon and see if there's anything I do that you might be interested in supporting. Got a bunch of projects lined up for 2026 if you're into narrative games, retrogaming, or interactive fiction.
I've been out of work since July '24 so it'd be huge if you could check out my patreon and see if there's anything I do that you might be interested in supporting. Got a bunch of projects lined up for 2026 if you're into narrative games, retrogaming, or interactive fiction.
Anyway, TIL that translational movement has specific terminology: surge (forward/back), heave (up/down), and sway (left/right).
Anyway, TIL that translational movement has specific terminology: surge (forward/back), heave (up/down), and sway (left/right).
In my senior year, I decided I didn't want to work so hard and opted for a minor in Biology.
I’m limiting to undergrad:
1. Text Games & New Media (prob responsible for my career path)
2. Cross-media narrative adaptations
3. Introduction to dinosaurs
4. Human sexuality across cultures
5. Business applications of calculus
In my senior year, I decided I didn't want to work so hard and opted for a minor in Biology.
I have permission to talk about some of the technical process, so I'll post a bit about that below!
I have permission to talk about some of the technical process, so I'll post a bit about that below!
Anyway, TIL that translational movement has specific terminology: surge (forward/back), heave (up/down), and sway (left/right).
Anyway, TIL that translational movement has specific terminology: surge (forward/back), heave (up/down), and sway (left/right).