TheMutantSpaceDancer

@moopityboop.bsky.social

(Any/All. Genderfluid Pansexual) Game Designer Freak. A schmuck from space who wants to makes video games. Play them here!: https://themutantspacedancer.itch.io/ Prior work also includes Captain Wayne - Vacation Desperation.

This was the very first character I had the opportunity to work on for the project, and the character I'd work most on -- I initially had a very hard time grasping the game's art style, but Spark and Cruise helped me through it all as best as they possibly could, even at my lowest points.

SparkBag@sparkbagart.com · 7h ago

Feeling like finally going through the characters I designed for the demo & the previous trailer!! This is Lermberg, an old Professor who's a bit of a nervous wreck... all the time.

handsewn& handpainted leopard-seal-inspired doll figurines. both are separately for sale, within my shop (link at my page)if interested. thank you made oktober 2026

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Please ignore the MTL release of Meremanoid that came out today. We have had a hearty band at work (Chapu, Popi, Mr. Nobody, Misty, Shentok and I) working hard on an all-human patch. Fully playable in English, in it final editing pass now. Popi provided these screencaps today. More news later.

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Chapu@chaputranslations.bsky.social · 8mo ago

So, "Schrödinger no neko" isn't up your alley? How about a fully 3D JRPG about an amnesiac siren? This is "Shinkai densetsu Meremanoid". Already hacked the thing, got a half-width font, script dumped, the whole kit and caboodle. Ping me if you know Japanese and want to translate it!

the first polished piece of astronomical foole concept art was this silly thing from a few years ago their halo and horns were late additions only made in the final revision and their waist used to be ridiculously snatched

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Daffy Duck (1992/2015) A pretty neat action/adventure game that was supposed to be released back in 1992. Just before the game's release, the publisher (Hi-Tec Software) went into liquidation, and the game disappeared almost without a trace despite getting rave reviews in the C64 magazines.

Daffy Duck on the Commodore 64.