Insights at the intersection of game development, programming and modern tech.
Ah, my dear friend, have I ever told you about the time I returned home after a long absence? It was not unlike the game ‘Return’, a tale of homecoming after centuries, a journey back to a place once familiar, now alien. It’s a tale that, in many ways, mirrors my own life. Imagine, if […] More
Ah, my dear friend, have you ever heard of the game ‘Power of Ten‘? It’s a tale that, in many ways, mirrors my own life. A lone starfighter against a relentless armada. I was once that lone starfighter, metaphorically speaking of course. A young man, full of ambition and drive, ready to take on the […] More
Ah, “ZERO Sievert.” A game that, in its desolate beauty, evokes a sense of dread and anticipation that is so often lost in the comfort of our daily lives. I remember the first time I played it, tucked away in a dimly lit room, the only light emanating from the screen illuminating my face. The […] More
Ah, “Cats Organized Neatly.” A game that, in its simplicity, evokes a sense of nostalgia and tranquility that is so often lost in the hustle and bustle of our daily lives. I remember the first time I played it, nestled in the corner of a quaint little café in Munich, the city where the creators, […] More
Ah, the art of configuration. A ballet danced on a stage of binary, with JSON as the choreographer. Join me today, my dear students, as we delve into the depths of using JSON as a configuration file in GameMaker Studio 2. We’ll navigate through creating, bundling, and loading these crucial files during game startup. And […] More
Listen closely, my dear students. As we journey together through the labyrinthine intricacies of JSON, it’s time we shed some light on the shadows. Those dark corners where even the best of us sometimes falter. I’m talking about the top five mistakes that developers often make when dancing with JSON. Consider this a stern lecture […] More
My friends, we’ve journeyed together through the labyrinthine landscape of JSON, exploring its structure, peering into its nested complexities. Today, let’s raise the curtain on our third act – a thorough investigation of GameMaker Studio 2’s repertoire of JSON functions, the very instruments that enable us to orchestrate the melody of our game’s data. Let’s […] More
Part two of our grand tour through the JSON cosmos, dear reader, and we find ourselves staring into the heart of a JSON object, its structure. Like the intricate workings of a Swiss watch or the blueprints of a master architect, JSON structure forms the backbone of this powerful language. Let’s unravel these complex knots […] More
In the intricate ballet of life, I find many parallels with the digital universe. Much like the invisible strings that control a marionette, there are certain mechanisms behind the colorful graphics and immersive storylines of our beloved games. This invisible puppeteer? Code, my dear readers. Today, I invite you to join me on an exploration […] More
Ah, my dear friend, let me tell you a story. A story about a game, a game that takes me back to a time when I found myself in the company of a rather eccentric individual. His name was Arthur, a man with a vision, a vision to create a cult. But not just any […] More
Distinguished readers, lend me your attention. We find ourselves at a crossroads, a critical juncture in the world of indie game development. As the rise of AI continues unabated, we face a new age – the era of AI Art. However, as we stand on the brink of this technological revolution, the question beckons: is […] More
In the fascinating world of gaming, much like the thrilling underworld I frequently navigate, there’s a battle that rages on in the shadows. It’s a clandestine war that can determine the fate of a game – its integrity, longevity, and the trust of its player base. A battle against hacks and exploits. Venture with me, […] More
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