I spent most of yesterday planning for a couple of games that should hopefully pad out the month ahead.

I didn't expect that.

Aaah, Puyo Tetris time!

I started yet another completely different game, yesterday.

Right then, let's think about Mining.

The long awaited multiplayer sequel to the chaotic popcorn battler. If you've a Switch and SmileBASIC, you can grab a copy of the game using the Public Key

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I posted Monday's SmileBASIC game late last night (Saturday!) in the hope that, with a couple of extra days to spare, I might be able to give next week's SmileBASIC game a little more care and attention.

This week's SmileBASIC game is taking shape, but I can't help but shake the fact that it's feeling quite a bit like Daisy Chains..

Train drawn.. Now what?

Over on DeviantArt, Ninjinister posted the following piece of artwork. Modelled after the "original" Platdude, from the early, early, early JNKPlat in QBasic, back in the days of DOS.

Each week, oodles of feedback floods my inbox. Thank you to everyone who sends their thoughts/comments on all the wonderful games I've been making so far, this year. This week, RSKGames has thoughts on the latest Shoebox game, Homepath. You can Play Homepath in the Shoebox on Desktop, Mobile or Tablet.

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Started playing Homepath 20/750 done. Brilliant puzzle game.

I should really finish off Mancala's "Laps" stuff. I think that's probably going to be today's task. But after that, what game comes next?

There's still no baddies in the game yet, but shooting barrels is at least functional.

With only a few days of Advent remaining, it's time to think ahead for future plans.

This week, RSKGames is one of very few players who've bothered to take a look at a bland and tasteless Generic Snake clone. You can Download Generic Snake Game here

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All the trailers, screenshots and the hype from the devlogs for the generic snake game might have confused the regular readers of the blog what is all the fuss about. I guess the hype was about the story in the generic snake game.

We had family and friends over, this weekend, so I haven't had much time for coding. Even so, ideas have been bubbling away in my mind.

After each week's release, I'm literally bombarded by player's thoughts and comments. Let's take a look at what RSKGames thinks of this week's game. You can Download Bungee Stars here.

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Not much was revealed about this week's game "Bungee Stars", so it was a pleasant surprise to play this fun little game.

After each game's release, I get a huge influx of opinions and thoughts from a variety of different people. Let's look at RSKGame's thoughts for this week's game! You can Download Micro Clampett here.

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I remember playing Mini Clampett last year. It is a very addictive game and as it was the first game to get the online scoreboard feature, lot of competition was there to get the highscores. I tried the hard mode today and got nowhere near top 5 highscores, the huge...

I said I was going to work on a Mini Clampett sequel this morning, so I cloned the project folder and opened it up, and then went "Hey, I bet I know what's wrong with the 3DS Engine.."

Each time I release a game, the thoughts and comments come rolling in. Let's take a peek at this week's thoughts.

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I find Flappadiddle Doo having the smooth gameplay like its predecessor and the polish found in ''Sheep Goes Right''.

Yeay! Thanks to all for testing. Rychan - I see the hitbox detection has been improved somewhat also which is cool A little more forgiving, this time. The original game was a little "too" mean when it came to bird vs flame hits!

Yesterday ended up being much more productive than I intended it to be. With the Linux re-installation, the CPC coding and the ALChoon, I managed to get a fair amount of stuff done.

People might look at the fact that I spent all day, yesterday, working on an "unrelated" Icon Resizer project, but the new framework needed a new version of the tool.

I spent most of yesterday, once again, trying to get Android to work.

1. Finish the framework! This is the biggest item on the list. I'm currently considering cobbling together a half-assed version so that I can start releasing my first few Windows games.

I'd like to wish all visitors a very Happy New Year. May 2018 bring many wonderful things... and maybe a sequel to Flappadiddle!!