A daily trick taking game set in the world of Corvian Curse.

bumperoyster again on art and bronxtaco on audio and our one man QA team. I've been playing a lot of trick taking games lately and wanted to look into making one into a daily web game. It was a fun challenge but I missed working in Godot heh.

You've woken up in an old cell. No idea how you got there but you know one thing. You need to escape.

bumperoyster, bronxtaco and I teamed up again. This game was inspired by Night Manor from UFO 50. I learned how stressful making a content heavy game in a short jam is with this one but I'm very happy with what we pulled off!

Timbo the squire ventures into the knight's private dungeon to save Sir Squidik.

Another jam game with bumperoyster and bronxtaco. My first foray into 3D, we made a Doom-like about a squire that has to save his knight, who's also a jerk.

Spelunky themed Suika clone.

I made this mostly as a joke when Suika was popular. I thought "That can't take very long to make..." I used assets from Spelunky Classic and had it working in a few hours. Embarrassingly, it has been one of my most popular games.

A survivor-style game featuring a player ship navigating an arena while combating skeleton enemies.

This was an interesting jam where you take a game someone else made the day before, and someone else will continue from what you made in 24h.

Spelunky-like generation. See how deep you can go.

Back to solo jamming. Only 48 hours, I used the excuse of provided assets to focus on making a Spelunky-like platforming, specifically focusing on the random generation with tilemaps in Godot. This was the precursor to Corvian Curse.

Skate the streets and mall in this anti-capitalism game.

Made with bumperoyster. This was really fun and the start of bumper and I collabing on more games.

Underwater bullet hell. Can you beat the final boss?

Was a fun excuse to look into object pooling and making customizable bullet emitters to see how many bullets I could spam while keeping performance. First time collabing with bronxtaco on audio.

Top down boggle-like. How fast can you reach the end?

I took inspiration from SpellTower for the input system but with a character that needs to avoid obstacles while making words.

I have a Jetpack and I must Scream.

This was my first game in Godot and where I fell in love with the engine. I really liked the premise of having to skid to stop yourself from going too far forward while something behind you prevents you from going too far back.