ghostdev

How Ford must feel without bacon vs with bacon🥓

You can see how the Psychonauts Demake (and 50+ others!) started for $1 on the GBdemake patreon!

My game is out now!

re:curse is a surreal RPGmaker horror game inspired by the likes of OFF, Ib, LISA: The Painful RPG and Yume Nikki.

Play as distraction-prone researcher Linda Langley and explore as your laboratory distorts and degrades around you. Send emails. Grapple with your clown infestation. Face consequences. Maybe even survive!

This is a game about...

doors

screens

bitrot

self-fulfilling loops

computer viruses (not real ones)

trans-temporal communication software

gay subtext

surprises

secrets

re:curse was solo developed as a passion project, mostly between 2020-2021. I've returned to it and added the final touches necessary to make a finished game. Bundled with the game is a trove of bonus content for your perusal, including uncompressed source files, concept art, unreleased original music, 3d files, and more. I hope you enjoy!

But when he takes a pallid mask and he glues it to his face

It gives him the temerity to join the human race

Standing up like great Ulysses with

Guitar in his hand

Pledging to deflate the cynical

Meet the protagonist of GLITCHED, Gus!

His RPG world is being destroyed by glitches, so he’ll ask you for help to patch it back together. Just don’t let him find out that you’re the player & he’s a video game character.

Since early-ish 2020, I've been making a first-person, stealth-action immersive sim called HEARTRENDER, visually inspired by 90s pre-rendered graphics and the surrealist movement from the early-to-mid 20th century. You can swing between buildings with a tentacle arm. You can throw furniture at people as a viable combat strategy. You can sneak around abandoned island-towns under dim bisexual lighting. It's a chaotic first-person sandbox where the player gets to conduct the orchestra.

It's deep in development right now, as I intentionally chose to frontload my work so that later I can focus on expanding the sandbox and creating new tools and opportunities to interact with it, rather than waste time fixing up core gameplay much later. This is a rolling process and, after knocking down major hardships as a novice developer things are going very well.

I'll try to add updates here alongside my other profiles, for the sake of added reach. With that said, I'd appreciate also following me in my YouTube channel and Twitter if you're so inclined, as every bit of engagement helps.

Let's keep this rolling!