Heyo.
I’ve been working on the planning stages for the middle phase of Rainfall, Tabithe’s book.
Heyo.
I’ve been working on the planning stages for the middle phase of Rainfall, Tabithe’s book.
Assassin’s Creed. Soon to also be Batman: Arkham City.
I did some more work on the Pirate King’s Daughter today. Most of this consisted of finalizing gameplay mechanics. I’ve still got to put together characters + scenarios + stories, and eventually I will need to post that I am looking for artists. Just want this to go a lot better than Matters of the Heart ended up…
Working on a testable prototype for an adventure game that’s a mix of Guess Who, dating sims, and Carmen Sandiego.
American Horror Story
Chocolatier 3
Sakurasou no Pet Kanojo
Sword Art Online
Shinsekai Yori (barely; this show is really really slow)
Umineko no Naku Koro Ni (anime)
Zetman
Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukanai
Medaka Box + Medaka Box Abnormal
Assassin’s Creed
That Cheap and Sacred Thing
Cinders
Hey all,
So I talked to a dear friend of mine about the characters and story in Matters of the Heart, and we both came to the conclusion that things need a major revamp. One of the big decisions is that while Rebekkah is now a good, solid character with a good core… I can’t stand her in Matters of the Heart’s current frame. She is moody, whining, and a pain in the ass. With the way that Max is structured — also a solid character — there’s no reason that the two of them would ever meet up and find romance with each other.
Could I rewrite the characters? Make them fit into this contrived love story about magic boxes and lizards? Yes. But they’re both great characters that really just need to find different homes. I’m working on understanding them and their interactions, with other characters, the world, and each other, so we shall see how things work out.
Here are some songs that I listen to while working on this game and its storyworld:
Every so often I’ll post songs that fuel my creative process on here for you all to look over. I really like to share what it is that pushes these ideas forward. This one is a song called Leia, created with the Vocaloid system. A Japanese choral group, calling themselves the Nico Nico Chorus, covered the song. I love the mixture of the classical and rock in this.