Brad Stapleton | Watchtower Studios
@watchtower-studios.bsky.social
Game developer https://watchtowerstudios.co.uk/
Playing Library of Ruina has been so helpful for my game project, nice to play something like what you want to make to realise you're a fan of your own game
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Phosphophyllite. Trying out rendering by directly painting colours instead of blending, it was fun if a bit challenging!
Drew something but not happy enough with it to post, I am proud at least I'm on the road to recovery and am starting to draw again
#indiedev #vn #dev #visualnovel #horror #psychological #art #games #indie #smalldev #solodev Alpha of my game is on Itch! gumshoemedia.itch.io/rosalie-alph... i'd really love feedback if anyone could leave a comment !
Rosalie Alpha00.1 by Gummy
Demons, danger, and dark secrets collide.
gumshoemedia.itch.io
Crazy how I went from "I don't want anyone to see my art" to "Brad, they don't want to see an update after every brushstroke"
my internet is finally back 😭 the things I went through to survive on mobile data you've no idea
I got into drawing somewhat because I'd see an indie dev making their game with AI art, when I'd question why, its always "drawing is too hard you can't expect me to do it".
Flat colour version of my character "Cinder", going to be working on a fully shaded version over the next few days
Make it first then make it good right? I think I'm going to start drawing the concept art for the characters of my game project. 6 months definitely isn't enough art practice, but we ball.
2026 beginning of the year cleaning up files on my PC and found this one a friend send me when working on some code. Every developer can relate. #solodev #indiedev #development
Was a great experience having my first playtest of my mechanical prototype. Oh boy did I manage to assume a lot of things were more intuitive than they actually were. I think UX will be this month's focus.
Tonight is my first playtesting session of my game prototype! I've been working on it over the Christmas holiday very intensively, really excited to get it in front of people.
This year I competed in the Mystery Game Jam, my team and I created something I'm really proud of. You can play the game here for free: didnotexpectthat.itch.io/caves-of-alt...
Caves of Altamira by didnotexpectthat | Sanne Paus, Watchtower Studios, HungryDev, Somdatta Das, Nòlus
Follow Rho as she tries to find survivors in a mysterious cave system.
didnotexpectthat.itch.io