The kind and gentle folks at the Digital Game Museum have a booth at this year’s Bay Area Maker Faire, and are prominently featuring Sissy’s Magical Ponycorn Adventure as a great example of digital making in action. i co-created the game with my then-5-year-old daughter Cassandra at TOJam 2011, and it has since become a [...] Keep Reading

Five minutes after the clock struck eight, signalling the end of TOJam, i broke out in hives. Itchy little bumps erupted on my hands and my feet. As i walked around in a daze, manouevring myself to the first floor for a slice of well-earned pizza, the hives crept up the sides of my neck [...] Keep Reading

The educational graphic adventure game we produced for The Centre for Skills Development & Training, Summer in Smallywood, has gone mobile! Download Summer in Smallywood for FREE from the iTunes app store! Now you can work at Canada’s most lacklustre amusement park while learning about essential workplace skills, all on a device that fits in [...] Keep Reading

TVOntario asked us to execute their concept for a game for early elementary school-aged children to help them follow instructions, and to learn certain art terminology (colour, texture, shade/value). TVO took care of the coding, concept, script and audio, while Untold Entertainment delivered the art and design (taking our cue from TVO’s existing characters and [...] Keep Reading

Target Marketing and Communications is an award-winning agency based in St. John’s, Newfoundland. They asked Untold Entertainment to build an expandable web banner game for their client Newfoundland Travel and Tourism, to promote hunting and fishing on the Rock. We don’t often do a lot of ad banner stuff, and are morally a little torn [...] Keep Reading