Lost Echo’s Preview 45 – Expanding the Console
Expanded the game console with physical canister swapping, added lives and soft‑reset systems, and introduced new enemies in Sugar Dynasties.
Lost Echo’s Preview 44 – The Sugar Dynasties
For the second week of March, I continued working on adding games for the game system. This time for the Sugar Dynasties.
Devlog #2: August Updates for Lost Echo’s
Aug 2025 sci-fi horror game devlog: new wolf animations, AI upgrades, combat, & Forest Dreamscape. Watch the video & follow the indie game dev journey!
Devlog #1: Lost Echoes – First Dev Log
Discover the latest Lost Echoes devlog! Explore new AI behaviors and survival mechanics in this sci-fi horror game. Watch the video on The Silicon Abyss!
Inspirations for The War Devil
With the first book of the Spirit Tamer series out on Amazon, I reflect on how it got to this point and how it relates to other books.
Developing a puzzle game over a weekend
Back in mid-July I set out to make a quick game in Unity. I didn’t have any sort of plan, other than to try to learn the basic’s for the engine, and develop a simple game. I consider a basic game to have Win/Lose Conditions at the very least. With …
Animation Diary: Fusion Battery
NOTE: This post was originally written October 2015. Originally I was holding onto it while I continued with the larger project, but I have since refined the focus of that project to where this scene has been cut. Posting this now for posterity. I’ve been working steadily towards making an …
Something Old. Something New.
It’s been over five years since I last updated this website. I think it would be an understatement to say a lot has happened between then and now. When I first started this blog, I only wanted to focus solely on the process of animating, game development, and the creative …
Thoughts on Paprika
Just a heads up, this post will probably have spoilers, so if you plan on reading the book or watching the movie then go ahead and check those out first. I’m just sharing my thoughts after finishing both. So I watched the movie Paprika and instantly fell in love with …
Adding unpredictible elements to a scene
A particular exercise I sometimes do when I’m writing is to add an unpredictable element to a scene. What I mean by that is I introduce an element such as a card game and instead of going about a cliche set of expected outcomes I establish a basic goal the …