When creating NPCs, we sought to create a system that brought life to the city in a background sort of manner. To make sure these...

For the first part of development, our game was 50% combat, 50% walking sim. If you weren’t fighting, you were looking for something...

VSFX are the key to making any magic power or sci fi blaster look and feel like it’s actually doing something. Melody was walking around...

When it comes to a fixed camera, one of the biggest issues that comes up is objects blocking your screen when you walk behind something...

Last time, when we talked about improvements in a procedural environment, I briefly mentioned the topics of wayfinding and mini-maps....

As a procedural systems designer, you start to realize that different things you have created can very quickly take on lives of their...

Early on in the project we knew we wouldn't be able to work with network multiplayer within the timespan of the project. We also knew...

As our team moved into the final quarter of our development cycle, we knew from all the feedback we had received thus far that we needed...

When you work as an indie dev, your resources are limited, your funding is small or non-existent, and you try your best to make things...

When creating our procedurally generated city, we've split things up into a number of categories and sub-categories. Two of these main...

The original concept was to create a system that was relatively random, having roads that darted left and right in a random zig-zag...

Because we knew pretty early that plenty would be happening on-screen simultaneously, minimal and compact UI design was a must...

As we were concepting the idea of Project Pulse, we were actively toying around with the idea that we could use procedurally generated...

When designing Project Pulse, we knew already that we were creating a rhythm game, and the rhythm was going to need to feel right...