For at least a decade, all my game development endeavors had one thing in common: none of them were ever finished. With these words, indie game developer Jacob A. Stevens established himself as my soulmate, and endeared himself to my heart forever. From this point forward, i will be there to peer into his kitchen [...] Keep Reading

i took some time out of my schedule to hit X09, Microsoft’s annual holiday preview event for the Xbox 360 and related platforms. This is the nth year i’ve attended as a journalist, although truth be told my game journalism days ended when i woke up to the fact that i couldn’t make an honest [...] Keep Reading

If you’re like me, you’ve noticed a massive influx of articles and pointers by new media d-bags telling you how you can increase your friends, followers and fans by five million percent in fourteen minutes. “New media d-bag” is not a term i invented, although i do wield the term “d-bag” like they’re about to [...] Keep Reading

My wife and i work with our church youth group, in case you were wondering why my Facebook friends list is packed with teen guys and girls. We message them throughout the week, we send them links, share jokes with them, and comment on their photos. They look so sweet and innocent, until they start [...] Keep Reading

Thanks so much to everyone who voted for us to win Indie Game Dev Blog’s Unity iPhone contest. We totally won, which is awesome. 0ur entry was our fun crime-themed puzzle game Kahoots™, which we modeled entirely in clay AND built to the iPhone screen spec from the very beginning of the project. As i [...] Keep Reading