Agree with everyone saying IndieDB and Youtube, free games are probably the best way to drum up interest in your company though and they are also easy to get released on Desura. Ofcourse at the later stages of development you can mail RockPaperShotgun or other sites that have shown an interest like ...

Eamonn wrote:That's AWESOME!

Thanks was originally written for a cell game so I could oscillate the sides of the cells but am kinda sidetracked at the moment xD

Here's mine. shape.love Made it as a tech demo for some shape code I wrote a while ago for future games, all those shapes are outlined polygons with transformations (in this case every one is a transform of the previous one moving from the center out) and rotations are all performed in real time on ...

Here's a shot of that map engine, it's still early days and I'm definitely going to be using it for my next game in a big way! ow_gridify01.png Okay so whats going on here you ask? well the mapper is displaying a small 3x3 map, currently the only non-automatic part is the positioning and rotation of...

Played this before the RPS article (how cool am I now (WORSHIP ME!) ). Anyway It's a really great fun game I particularly like the controller setup screen

Finishing writing an object orientated ( kinda ) map engine and a mapmaker for that hopefully using procedurally aligned chunks of map to create large linear maps.

It was just a boardgame I played at someones house, don't know what came of it.

You wouldn't happen to know anyone in mid wales would you?
I met someone a while ago who was demonstrating a boardgame prototype of a game that looked really similar to this.

Messing around with some polygon stuff.

Been getting a little demand so I'm converting DeerHunter1066's code to mobile, it's pretty damn easy once you have a grasp of Corona. Anyone else used Corona what is your impressions of it?
Or anyone interested in it I can sum up the differences with LÖVE if you like?