I’m back from Casual Connect in Seattle. It’s a smallish gaming conference for folks in the casual games space , which encompasses basically any game that isn’t a disc- or cartridge-based console (Xbox 360/Wii/PS3/DS/PSP) title. There’s a little bit of cross-over on the two leading handheld consoles, but most of the folks at the conference [...] Keep Reading

A while back, KidScreen scribes Emily and Kate paid us a visit to find out about Kahoots, our fun crime-themed puzzle game that we’re modeling entirely in clay. Note: Sackboy is a registered trademark of … i dunno. Some other company you probably haven’t heard of. You can find the article in this month’s edition [...] Keep Reading

If you’ve been following along at home, you’ll know that we’ve been ramping up to iPhone development for the past – oh, six months or so. We bought an iMacBookUnibodyPowerProMini, or whatever the Hell it’s called. i dunno. It’s white. We picked up an iPod Touch. We took an “iPhone for Flash Developers” course. We [...] Keep Reading

i’m taking Two by Two from the Untold Entertainment library to see how various online monetization methods for Flash games pan out. Part 4: Newgrounds Newgrounds is an American Flash Portal created by the people, for the people … and by “people”, i mean mostly adolescent boys and similarly-minded men who revel in exploitative content [...] Keep Reading

Our offering for TOJam 3 was a sea monster game where players have to eat as many sailors as possible to fill up the monster’s stomach. The game was created from scratch in a single weekend using a copy of Flash, a stylus pen, and approximately eight litres of caffeinated PepsiCo products. This movie requires [...] Keep Reading