Archive for May, 2012
Diablo 3 : yeah I guess it’s not bad …
May 27th
So I received that “Due to suspicious activity your Battle.net account has been locked” email. Not the thing you appreciate to see when it’s time for you late night Diablo 3 session …
I haven’t read a single thing about Diablo 3 before it was released. I think I saw a trailer and that’s it. I [...]
The game industry is very sick here. Is it in your country too?
May 27th
I wish I could link to that article I read on my PAPER newspaper about 2 weeks ago but apparently making it easy to find offline articles online is similar to witchcraft or something. I’ll come back to this later.
By now I guess you all heard about 38 studios. Well that’s just a tiny bit [...]
Small update on my stealth game
May 12th
I started to post screenshots on Twitter for my upcoming game with the #screenshotsaturday tag as an easy way to do minimal promotion of this project. If you discovered my project through this website then you are at the right place to know a bit more about this project.
Main features so far
I have coded a [...]
From indies to indies: SPAZ
May 11th
I first contacted Richard and Andrew from MinMax Games back in January and 4 months later here’s the interview! Oh I wasn’t in a hurry at all and they had a very good reason to postpone it a bit as things seem to be going really great (and very busy) for them so I couldn’t [...]
Let’s cut the crap about Kickstarter. Do you really like killing 10 rats?
May 5th
Each time I make my case about Kickstarter I keep hearing the same thing: “But if people support the project from very well-known people they might discover and decide to support other smaller projects” …
BULLSHIT!
The real trick to Kickstarter is first be widely known or be backed up by a big name and then it’s [...]
The indie games pricing challenge
May 3rd
I’m still months away from releasing my next still unnamed stealth game project but sometimes to free my mind of the latest bug I like to get a few steps ahead and take a glimpse of the many decisions I’ll have to make later. One of them is what will be the price of my [...]
