The endless disliking of spiked objects continues, with a completely rewritten SpikeDislike framework. You can now Play SpikeDislike at SpikeDislike.com

Good grief, this isn't going as well as I'd hoped..

A stress test, if you'd like to join in.

Spent a day tweaking a test over and over again to try and get it to do what I wanted.. Really should've checked that beforehand...

Seems my head's in a bit of a SpikeDislike sort of mood, this weekend.

Time to switch up my art tool on MacOS. As much as I've enjoyed using Pixelmator Pro, it's becoming more and more a Photo tool, and no longer suitable for pixelart and sprites.

The "Dungeon Something" game still hasn't got a name, nor has the crab creature. If you've any suggestions, leave 'em in the comments!

Can't seem to focus on my game-dev this week. I spent most of yesterday tweaking that ALChoon from the day before.

Tried to make a lovely ALChoon yesterday, and all seemed to flow amazingly well. The beat seemed perfect, the "meeees" and the "maaaws" appeared in tune. Everything was going perfectly!

I started to recreate yesterday's Platdude Pixelart as a game in GotoJSE, but I didn't get very far in my creation of a game.

Struggling to get anything done again, and yet surprisingly managing to get plenty done. The results weren't all that great, but .. At least it's another check off the list.

Today's plan is simple. Compose an entire ALChoon, Make a video for it, write a Newsletter, then panic because I haven't started a game, yet!

I haven't got a plan for this week. Not a clue.. Honestly, nothing. No idea.

Spent a good hour or so organising my Ableton stuff, yesterday. .. Again.. Silly oversized backups.

Zap all the ghosts away before you run out of time. You can Play this game over at GotoJSE, where you can also see it's hastily put together code!

What began as a temporary thing has most certainly stood the test of time, though it did have a complete rewrite 5 years ago to keep things running as smoothly as anything I've written can run.

Deciding to take the Sunday off, I opened up my archive of old Amstrad Computer User magazines and started flicking through, taking a crazy nostalgia trip into the unknown.

I spent a good number of hours trying to find a nice graphical style for a new BlastTrax, last night.