I''m working on a first person shooter which you can see here, or on the Four Elements 2 contest results page where it won first place .

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FaceHat Software -- Wear the hat.

Two years ago, I did two complete games (BizarreH and Escape del Imperio André... say Escape from the André Empire) that were supposed to be published in some national magazine, but that never were. After that, I had two years filled with commercial programming, and other stuff non related to videogames, but with graphics programming and fun stuff.

It was this way because I decided my next game should be better than the older ones, so I should have a lot of time to do that project seriously, and as far as I hadn''t it I just waited and did smaller stuff, at the same time I started to appear in the game development scene, with postings in some forums (until coming to this one, the best), some article and my presence in #gamedev.

At last, I never published those two games (I did more in the past, but those two were the cooler ones) because back then I had no media to do it, and now they seem old to me.

You can see that I appeared in the game development scene just after leaving game development for such a big time. Ain''t life a mistery?

After all that time with no game development from me (although my participation in forums and the community itself), I''m now working in a new game. It''s still in early development, but I''ll work hard on it because I want to create a real fun game.

I can''t say so much about it more than it will be 2d, because I really want to focus in the fun factor.

That''s all for now...


--DK
--H. Hernán Moraldo
http://www.hhm.com.ar/

I am currently working on a quality "little dude who drops bombs" clone (i think ill call it little bombing dude or little bomber dude). I might do a "yellow head that eats dots" colone but whats the learning in that if I already did "little dude who drops bombs?" A lot of these projects sound good. Why don''t we swallow our egos and such and create a huge open source MMORPG? I know you all think that it is not possible for so many people in different places to do a project but I think different. (have you noticed?)

Matthew
WebMaster
www.Matt-Land.com

Hello guys !!!!

After one year of development my game is finally completed[img]http://forum.unity3d.com/images/smilies/smile.png[/img][img]http://forum.unity3d.com/images/smilies/smile.png[/img].
It is like Twisted Metal and Carmageddon

[url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FoQq1kLVvLQ"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FoQq1kLVvLQ[/url]

[url="http://www.badongo.com/file/24886672"]http://www.badongo.com/file/24886672[/url]
[url="http://www.badongo.com/file/24886694"]http://www.badongo.com/file/24886694[/url]

Game Engine : Unity 3d
3d Modelling : Autodesk Maya 2009

I hope you like it:-)

Im working on my 3rd or 4th game of the year, all have been in javascript. l should finish it at the end of next week. (except maybe the sounds)
Developing in javascript is painful as the lack of strong data typing adds about 25% to the development time

So I start reading this thread, and none of the websites linked on the first page work. Then I realize that all the posts except the last 2 are from 2001. Way to bring this thread from the dead.

Not a bad idea to resurrect it tho Nice thread.

I don't have game I'm working on a gfx engine.

Talk about necrophilia, this thread is almost 11 years old!!!


I'm working on a project entitled Gear City, which will be showing off it's version 0.2 build in about a month or two... should be finished by the end of the year.