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Bugfixing is done, some more polish was given and here it is:
Excit for Android – full 91 Levels of addictive puzzle flow.
If you haven’t yet played the demo, go try it out: Excit for Android – Demo.
(click the above links to directly download the game from the Android Market site )
I’m playing 14 levels, mixed from easy to amazingly hard
Thanks go [...]
While Silent Totems is still on summer vacation, I worked hard on bringing the Excit-Experience to the Android. Now that the game is nearly done – only one menu is missing and of course bugfixes – i released the Excit for Android – Demo.
I would like everyone with an Android phone arround to download the demo from android market and give it [...]
I’m a bit in a hurry, so this post will end up not grammer checked and won’t even show a pretty picture.
Last thursday i received a Patent Infringement Claim from the Texas based company Lodsys LLC. Via mail (not email) they did send me a multi page cover letter + abstracts of 4 of their patents. [...]
Back in march I was hoping to have the ALPHA demo done in mid of april, but as usually everything slips if you can’t work more on your games than 24hours a week. So now its mid of may and it’s done. The schedule I made 7 weeks ago has been reached, all major features [...]
In parts 1,2, 3 of this developer diary I explained the building-blocks of our newest game. Part 4 was about how the parts should come together in our sandbox game, by giving collectable cards as rewards to the player.
(Part 5 was an intermezzo i had to write to blow of some steam about performance issues).
Today i [...]
While trying to get a game done, bad luck always tricks with you.
So this time my intentions to implement everything needed into the game,
to fulfill my “featuritis” (actually a nice german word creation, for feature creep), has gone to a screetching halt: Everything has gone to slow.
Today: Developer Blues.
Quite intentionally I do not develop on a fast [...]
After explaining the build-blocks of Silent Totems in my last three Tuesday-Developer-Diary Entries (part 1, part 2,part 3), its now time to show how all comes together.
Initially the game was planned to be about the game world, its strangeness, and a little classic-adventure-like unfolding story. This would have included setting up puzzles in a linear order [...]
Probably what one should call the main gameplay of Silent Totems will be the gathering of totem parts. The game design intention is to have a clear goal driven gameplay available.
With the game having many sidetracked puzzle ideas, which sometimes are selvserving or fulfill extra tasks, there is also the need for a central task [...]
Nearly 4 years ago i wrote about the great flash based Desktop Tower Defense game.
Over one year i have been playing another great Tower Defense game, this time on PS3: Comet Crash.
But something else first: Nearly one year i had to see the prove for TTP (time to penis) here on Game Design Reviews. So now i [...]
Encouraged so many times by Krystian, I’m once again trying to establish a “once a week” post of mine. So this is the second part of a (more or less) flavour + ideas + game design describing developer diary, which I am writing on my upcoming Android game “Silent Totems”.
Currently I see it more fit [...]
