The Canadian Deaf Culture Centre partnered with Untold Entertainment to create a quiz game to compliment their Deaf culture gallery. Working from the DCC’s concept, we built a game shell with a format similar to Jeopardy!, where the player is posed an answer, and must respond with the appropriately-worded question. Our challenge was to create [...]
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Bakugan is the latest Japanese import toy to thrill 9-year-olds and bewilder parents. Untold Entertainment created two activites for the initial phase of the website: a jigsaw puzzle and a colouring book. From scant information and resources, we were also asked to create a toy catalog and a card finder for the site, as well [...]
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At one of their monthly meetings, the Toronto Flash User Group (FlashInTO) invited speakers to try a new presentation style straight outta Japan called Pecha Kucha. i didn’t know what i was going to present, but i did know i wanted to try the style: 20 slides at 20 seconds apiece. No more, no less. [...]
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The blood, sweat and tears that went into creating this seemingly simple jigsaw puzzle game aren’t evident, but our jigsaw puzzle game goes where few Flash jigsaw puzzle games fear to tread! This movie requires Flash Player 9 Instead of clicking and dragging the pieces onto a static mat in the middle of the screen, [...]
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Two by Two was our first foray into the seedy game-development-in-a-single-weekend subculture. The game was built for the second annual TOJam, an industry event where developers cram into a large room on Friday, set up their gear, and try to bang out a working game before the sun sets on Sunday. / This movie requires [...]
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