JumpcutGG is out now on Steam. Needed something to make some simple gameplay shorts and trailers and was so so so SOOOO sick of subscriptions, so made this instead of giving [redacted] any more money! $8 for launch week: store.steampowered.com/app/4816770/... #indiedev

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Rambling about TBGIVA77-97*'s new Steam Next Fest demo for about an hour! May contain spoilers? www.youtube.com/watch?v=eczh... (*name of the year) #steamnextfest #indiegames

Steam Next Fest, Demo Out Now! - The Blue-G Vector Archive, a Vector Arcade Anthology playtesting

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store.steampowered.com/app/743250/T... Steam Next Fest snuck up! TBGIVA - An arcade anthology with a... unique looking custom engine. Enjoy 4 'classics' in the demo and explore the virtual arcade-just watch your step if you go outside, wouldn't want to fall into the water! #SteamNextFest #indiedev

The Blue-G Interactive Vector Archive 77-97 on Steam

Explore the rich vector arcade 'history' of Blue-G Interactive in this enhanced collection of 11 games. Made to run fast even on low spec hardware!

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Feeling a bit inspired by the Namco PS1 collections and their virtual museum, so the vector collection is getting a (somewhat janky) low poly arcade to wander around!

The Vector Engine project finally has a name: The Blue-G Interactive Vector Archive. 11 vector arcade experiences for $5, coming June 23rd! Steam page is up: store.steampowered.com/app/743250/T...

Blue-G Interactive Vector Archive (77-97) - KS May 22nd / Steam June 23rd - Wishlist now!

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Anyone have any on-cabinet arcade instructions that they love or just stick out in their mind? Looking for some design inspiration

Working out the box arts for some of the titles in the vector collection, having fun trying to kind of stick to ‘release’ era aesthetics a tad!

Linux build up and running on the Steam Deck! Should make it a bit easier to do some local multiplayer playtesting. Now just need to decide if I want to focus on just this minigolf X microgames idea or go with the initial 'fake company history and small arcade catalogue' concept.

Still at the C++ vector-style engine! Ended up calling the core objects of the system Glyphs so might call it the Glyph-Drive. Was originally going to just be a small display engine, but realizing this might be the perfect light game engine for me to keep from getting constantly art sidetracked...

Need to refresh on the C++ skills a bit, so working on a small project I had planned as an interactive art installation a while back. Will be going for a '80s sci-fi' movie prop vibe for the finished piece and first step of that is a small retro vector style engine!

Slowly chipping away at whatever this game becomes, dropped the camera down a bit and movement unlocked memories of Slamscape for the PS1! Starting to love the feel of it, kind of reminds me of THPS movement in a way too... might have to add unnecessary grinding.

Sketching up some Final Fantasy x Magic proxies with the unnecessary twist that everyone is a skeleton! Still working out the style a bit, but will probably end up sticking with a fairly sketchy look to be able to get through a decent amount of the set before I get distracted by the next thing...

Take 2 of SSBB is underway! Went back and played the build from earlier this year and control didn't feel _quite_ right so started from scratch. Loving what this new version is shaping into, twinstick shooter where bullets stun and you have to dash enemies to kill them forcing some up-close combat!

Procrastinating on sorting my Magic cards by making some satisfyingly snappy modular card dividers. Is it truly procrastination if it helps sorting down the line? 🤔

Halfway through day 4 of back to gamedev! Happy with how movement and the basic attacks are feeling, you have the normal twin-stick mode with some barrel rolls on the shoulder buttons + a directional dodge with A and a faster dashing mode when you hold R that leaves a Tron-ish wall behind you

End of day 1 getting back to gamedev! Movement and combat basics for Sugar Stardust are getting in place. Using placeholder assets from the Remute Unity music video and some explosions from the asset store to spruce things up a bit, thinking trying to nail down the final visual style will come later

Took the week off of work, have the little basement dev area set up (it's half workshop so don't mind the tools), now time to see if I can remember how to gamdev after a decade+ break and turn this mess of notes and whiteboard scribblings into a thing!

3 days left on the DEKA-DICE Kickstarter! The perfect D20 set for the like... 5 people out there that love tabletop games and hate dice. www.kickstarter.com/projects/ske...

New webcam works like a charm! And the frame rate surprisingly isn’t completely unusable as long as there is a decent amount of light.

Have to say how strange and nice it is to have my feed full of cool art, tech, and game related projects as opposed to whatever happened to that other site...

Time for 10 games, if these are on your list then 'sup. -JET. SET. RADIO. x infinity -Megaman Legends -Magic Pengel -Final Fantasy -Pokemon -Theme Park/RCT -Digimon World -Any arcadey racer. Vroom vroom make brain happy. -Chester...! -Sugar Stardust... (doesn't exist yet, but when it does!)

Sticky post time! I tend to bounce around between different creative projects, here's a few from over the years ranging from #indiegames, to music videos on the Gameboy Advance, to a very flat set of #D20 dice, to info-packed streaming overlays for #magicthegathering cards!