The latest game is available now, Live Round, my first multiplayer game: mad.pupskyproductions.com/ 8 player arena with multiple game modes where elimination just means you get to sabotage the players still alive.

New name, same arena game, just with more game modes. All inspired by arcade classics. 8 player area Pong, missile command, breakout, space invaders and asteroids, all in one free to play game. Coming very soon! youtube.com/watch?v=imm3Q_CE…

A little something I've been working on lately. I finally made something multiplayer, it's always been something I wanted to try my hand at. Getting close to release now. youtube.com/watch?v=M-KTBB_j…

Salvage Corps the webgame has simple vectors as ships, that won't cut it for a premium game so each faction has hand authored ships. It's taking a while but I need each faction personality to be obvious from every ship. The webgame can be played free here: crazygames.com/game/salvage-…

And here's another, today Salvage Corps goes live on CrazyGames, it's the first time I've tried my hand at making an action game and I'm really happy with the result. I love it so much I'm working on a drastically enhanced premium version. crazygames.com/game/salvage-…

The first of my game releases since ancient times is now available at @PlaygamaCom : playgama.com/game/cosmic-con… I learnt a lot about producing games for the current webgame audience with this one, lessons I'll be taking into the next releases for sure.

Another episode of web vs premium, I've been learning about global illumination, normal mapping, mesh shaders, and all sorts of ways of making full use of a graphical overhead that I actively avoided for games that can be played on a mobile. Fun!

Another example of designing a complicated UI to handle web visibility and wild players who need all the information asap vs being able to rely on a player being invested and appreciating some complexity. (The outfit screen has a real-time simulation to compare builds on both)

Expanding a web game into a premium game is a lot of fun, web game UI reminds me of drawing with crayons, no matter how good you make it look it's still a crayon picture. I've fallen in love with this idea enough to want to keep going to a Steam release.

Full Salvage Corps company outing scheduled. Chaos ensued. Complaint form shortage.

Another Salvage Corps Field Demonstration video for your enjoyment. youtube.com/watch?v=OhTBH6K3…

I think it's developed enough to show off a little, still very alpha gameplay there's a lot of balance work ahead: youtube.com/watch?v=C6teoH1B…

Couple ore action shots, UI is still a bit placeholdery - This is the first time I've ever made a real-time action game, I'm enjoying it! I've got a really positive feeling about this one.

No-one at the company likes Warden Pike.

I really enjoy being able to see a live preview of what my loadout will look like in action - It remains to be seen how well the idea of extract or lose everything will land in a web game.

Work continues, I promise one day I'll release these games! Making them is the fun part, figuring out the road to release really sucks in 2026.

I like making games. I'm waiting for Cosmic Convoy and Idle Arcade to gather some test data, so what better to do while waiting than to start on something else!

I may have gone too retro with the retro theme, I've added the choice retro-cool or classic-cool!

Which self playing classic games would you hope to see in a retro arcade?

I decided to build something as an experiment while dealing with Cosmic Convoy release organization, I've actually been enjoying it so much I think I prefer it!