Tag: gamedev
Devlog #4 - Editing is hard
I started the week with only light editing work on My Violet Summer, since it was actually my 14th wedding anniversary! Me and the Mrs. celebrated by getting fancy sushi, which made me realize that the sushi order in the game is hilariously undersized right now. 🍣
Devlog #2 - Bridging gaps and picking colors
This week, I mostly succeeded in getting back into writing mode for My Violet Summer, my femdom adult visual novel. I added ~1400 words to the total count, but more importantly, I finished the Monday afternoon "free roam" events! This finally bridges the gap between Monday morning and evening in the game, which means you can now (theoretically) play from the start of the game at Sunday afternoon all the way to Tuesday morning! I still have many of these holes in the in-game schedule to plug, but I'm very excited to complete this mini-milestone. 😊
Introducing Trezy's Pets
A Delightful Game About Caring For Your Pets
Devlog #1 - Scaffolding
I've started to realize I need to build a lot more scaffolding than I expected for My Violet Summer, my femdom adult visual novel. I'm going to write these devlogs as a bit of accountability to get this project done.
Ice Cream Puzzle Parlor Design Document
Design Document by Gors. 05 Aug 2026.
The strange, fully functioning phasing of Ratchet and Clank 1
Obedience: Devlog 1
Developing a game from start to finish, starting with the fundamentals.
Dredge: The Iron Rig and expansion in World Building
My game is illegal, so I released it for free
A post-mortem of a quick & dirty project
Obedience: Devlog 0
If you found this: congratulations! This is outdated.
06-29
Thoughts about Game Dev, Linux, stuff I've watched recently, and VRC happenings.
Let's go on a little V_DRIVE
V_DRIVE "manifesto" and initial design idea document v2
Desarrollo de videojuegos, Quesito Games y Horchata
Quizás no lleguemos a lanzar un AAA, pero nos lo pasaremos bien intentándolo.
Open DOMAIINS Agreement (ODA)
The information on my "licence"
That will be within the DOMAIIN(S)
Just a overview of the DOMAIINS horror experience game
simplifying video game design with board games
i care a whole lot about user experience. it sometimes feels like that's all i think about when working on development. how can i make sure that a player feels like the game/menu interactions are intuitive and their goals are clear, while also using as little text as possible. video games are complicated... VERY complicated. and finding a way to achieve your grand creative vision for a huge amazing game is basically totally at odds with the act of simplifying things. but by refining your ideas, ...
Use Your itch.io Devlogs, People!
An untapped avenue of finding hidden gems
My Friends and I Made Another Game in 72 Hours
Ludum Dare 59 retrospective
Easy Mode
Choosing the right difficulty level shouldn't be a judgement on your self-worth
Cozy Corner DevLog #2
The first 2 engines
Cozy Corner Devlog #1
In the beginning...
Thorium Nova Discussions
Today, my writing is focused on my spaceship game, Thorium Nova. Over the last few days I've written several discussions about the behavior of ship systems. I'll link them here, for you to enjoy. Feel free to comment as well — anyone is welcome to share thoughts and opinions or ask questions.
자체엔진을 개발하게 된 여정
업데이트: 25-12-17
On Limited Ammunition in Toaster Gun
I want Doom, but also I don't
How to Put Games on Steam
A comprehensive guide for indie developers on how to get their games onto Steam, covering account setup, revenue, builds, store pages, and pricing.
A setInterval() alternative for browser-based games
In which I explain why setInterval() may not be reliable for per-second calculations in JavaScript, and offer a more accurate alternative using setTimeout() recursively.