USC News covered me and my 100-games-in-5-years challenge as a science/tech feature! Article can be found here: http://news.usc.edu/108631/grad-students-goal-create-100-in-games-in-5-years-and-hes-almost-there/
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“You Must be 18 or Older to Enter” made Paste Mag’s “Best of TGS”
The title says it all. Pretty proud of this little “looking at porn for the 1st time” simulation game. Paste Magazine’s full Best of Tokyo Game Show list can be found here: https://www.pastemagazine.com/articles/2016/09/the-best-games-from-tokyo-game-show-2016.html
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This past week I uploaded my 80th game. Not quite a single game, it’s a zine collaboration with Posh Raven containing ten games you can play with business cards (conveniently named as such too). It was accepted to IndieCade 2016 as a Big Game special select, which is outstanding for a zine game collection! You can download the zine’s PDF from GameJolt.com.
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You Must be 18 or Older to Enter: IndieCade Nominee; 9/17/2016 update
Excited to announce that my game ‘You Must be 18 or Older to Enter’ is an IndieCade Nominee! Joe and I have been working on this game for a few months now, and while it will always be free, it’s a great first launch for Seemingly Pointless. The game wouldn’t be worth anything if it wasn’t for Julie Buchanan‘s amazing audio and soundscapes.
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With TGS right around the corner (runs from 9/16 – 9/18), Joe and I have been clamping down on making the game’s media. He’s made a new trailer, I’ve been working in the game to fix a few bugs. And a new Seemingly Pointless website facelift is in the works. I’ve been working on a few film endeavors; we’ll see how they pan out.
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Joe and I have been slowly chipping away at moving Seemingly Pointless out to California. Along similar lines, we’ve gained a bit of steam working on a new project. Working title: Moloch. Some exciting stuff is in the works for “You Must be 18 or Older to Enter,” our first official Seemingly Pointless release. We’re headed to Tokyo to show it at Tokyo Game Show in about two weeks.
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My final year in USC’s interactive media graduate program has begun. In the USC program, the final year is spent working on a single project. While I had to pivot on my previous thesis idea (I loved it, but it lacked a solidified core mechanic), the new thesis game is solid, has a fixed mechanic, and is scoped without a threat of feature creep. I’ll tweet and post WIP shots of the new project as they come along. In other news, I began this academic year on the right foot and am very optimistic about completing my challenge!
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