Game development is awesome. You probably think so as well, otherwise you wouldn't visit this site. But on the other hand, it can also be difficult. That is why i want to share my experiences as an amateur game developer. I have no relevant professional experience, i just love to mess around. That is exactly what you will get from this blog. Different games (i am currently working on four projects) and different topics (from graphics to AI). Hope you will enjoy it!
Since my last update, i have implemented most of the attributes in Cycling - The board game.
Quick recap: the game is about getting to the finish line first. Each turn, each player rolls a dice (D6) and moves the amount of squares. The odds of the dice are rigged based on the player's streng…
After a rather busy week, i finally had some time left over to do some coding again. I decided to continue on the Attribute system in the Cycling Manager game (see earlier blog posts). After some work i have now added the following attributes:
- Climbing (gives a chance of a 1-2 bonus to add …
As mentioned in my earlier blog I have chosen to implement an attribute system in my game Cycling the board game.
The goal in this game is to cross the finish line first. This is determined (basically) by rolling a dice (d6) each turn and moving the amount of squares. Each player has a sligh…
Since the big yearly professional cycling race (Le Tour de France) is being held at this moment, I wanted to work on my own Cycling Game. The first version of this game was launched about three weeks ago (link), but it still didn't feel finished.
The main reason is that there was not t…
Finally, the barebones first version of my personal blog on game development is online. I will post my entries both on this website and on my personal blog on Blogger (link).
Let's start with a little introduction about myself and my games, in the coming weeks I will try to post regularly o…
