MikeSill Presents Stuff: Mostly in 3d

The Nullpoint is a cool blend of real time strategy, survival horror, roguelike and Diablo-esque dungeon crawling set across procedurally generated levels in which you must guide your crew members to safety after being stranded in a mysterious alien structure.

You control up to five crew using an intuitive control scheme similar to those found in an RTS.  You’ll have to use caution when exploring the spacecraft, there are no reloads - if all your survivors die, you’ll restart from the beginning in a new procedurally generated ship interior.  Much like X-Com, this makes every battle a tense affair - one silly mistake can cost you a crew member, or even worse, the whole team.  The Nullpoint is real-time action though, not turn based, so you’ll have to think fast as swarms of aliens charge at you!

1 roll of Cookie Dough ½ gallon of Chocolate Chip Ice Cream

Remove the cookie dough from the wrapping and break off ¼ of the dough and dice up that ¼; set aside. Take the remaining dough and press into a pan of your choice. Bake at 350 degrees for about 20 minutes (or until golden and baked through). Remove from the oven and set out to cool to room temperature. Also set the ice cream out on the counter while the crust is cooling so that the ice cream can soften. 2 Once cooled, scoop the ice cream into the crust and smooth. Sprinkle the cookie dough pieces on top. Cover with saran wrap and place in the freezer. Once frozen, remove to cut and eat!

Having achieved promising results in proof–of–concept prototyping and experimental testing, a soft robotic glove under development by soft wearable robotics expert Conor Walsh, PhD, and a team of engineers at the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering and Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) could someday help people suffering from loss of hand motor control to regain some of their daily independence.

BAT TREK Concept & Art by Francesco Francavilla

Sometimes you gotta let the imagination run wild: you’ll be surprised of the results ;) I drew the Bat Enterprise in 2010, run into it today and started drawing the crew: for now, here’s Bat, Robin, and Gordon :) More to come!

Power Drive 2000 is an amazing sci-fi arcade racer set in a neon filled 80’s vision of the year 2000, complete with an awesome synth wave soundtrack and a ridiculously fast talking car.

Coming to PC and PS4, Power Drive 2000 is steeped in 80’s awesomeness, with classic Outrun-style gameplay, neon and wire-frame filled visuals, and a soundtrack straight out of a Jerry Bruckheimer film.  It nails the atmosphere so well that you could very easily imagine playing it in a dimly lit corner of Flynn’s Arcade (albeit with far better graphics than than they could manage back then).

Strap in and enjoy the ride in this wonderful love letter to 80’s arcade racer, with a soundtrack so radical, gameplay so powerful, and graphics so neony that it will send you back to the (80’s) future.  Highly recommended retro infused racing.