![]() ![]() It doesn't help that everyone has been unable to travel most of 2020, as travel typically helps me recharge my creative energy. But this time, I have exhausted everything and I know I need a serious creative break after my next game is released. Done too much programming? Focus on writing. Previously, when I got tired of work, I would switch to something else Done too much art? Focus on programming. ![]() Once again, I took on too much work for myself alone and have had to act in several roles. I'll be doing that again here, although it's taken me a considerable amount of energy to write or do anything creative recently. I think everyone is happy to see the end it, even though 2021 may not prove to be any better.Īnyway, every new year, I typically write a post about what I enjoyed over the last year. I can't believe I've been doing this longer than any other job I've had, and I'm grateful I'm still able to do it :) However, it's been several months since I last updated you all on what I'm doing which I apologise for, though 2020 certainly was a year, huh? I thought 2019 was bad enough when several things went wrong for me, including my health nosediving into the unknown, but 2020 certainly took the biscuit. Happy New Year everyone! 6 years ago today, I started this adventure making my own indie games. Additionally, VIDEOVERSE is my first video game to feature voice acting, which has been a lot of fun to record! I will be talking more on that in future posts. ![]() I've been really lucky to work with composer Clark Aboud (Slay the Spire, Kind Words), who's created a beautifully chill, retro-inspired soundtrack for the fictional video game console, the "Kinmoku Shark". You can also personalise your experience by customising your Videoverse avatar, setting your personal quote (remember doing that on MSN?!) and choosing a favourite theme. VIDEOVERSE can be enjoyed in around 6 hours, but there are optional side stories and various narrative branches. However, there are plenty of fun and silly moments to enjoy throughout the game as well (it is inspired by Miiverse, after all!). Some friends in particular are going through difficult times, and the game helps prepare the player navigate heavy topics on disability, depression and neglect. As the player spends time in Videoverse, they'll discover people in need, form friendships and help make the online community warm and welcoming. VIDEOVERSE is narrative adventure game designed around empathy and inspired by Miiverse! It's set in the days of the early internet and fan forums, and is named after the fictional online social network in which it is based (Videoverse). ![]()
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