There are so many blog posts I want to write. So many Compendium entries I want to put up (and send out). So many stories waiting for my attention. But I’m in the Lands of Dream. In the Fortunate Isles, to be specific. My journey there is almost complete, but …
So. It’s Verena’s birthday, so I won’t be working much today. The Sea Will Claim Everything is almost done. One of my teeth cracked yesterday, so I’ll be spending tomorrow being experimented upon by a dentist. The Oneiropolis Compendium sort of got mentioned in the Guardian. We were just runners-up, …
This is the folder containing the drawings for The Sea Will Claim Everything. It is very big. The Sea Will Claim Everything has more images than all previous Lands of Dream games combined.
I’m working very hard on The Sea Will Claim Everything. It’s turned out bigger, more political and more personal than I’d expected – all of which is good. A cornucopia of health problems has slowed me down, but I’m getting there. If you liked the previous Lands of Dream games …
I’ve probably mentioned Lord Dunsany’s The Field before, since it’s pretty much my favourite short story. I don’t think I’ve ever linked to it before, though, since good links are hard to find. Anyway, it’s in the public domain, so I thought I’d put up a version here on the …
I was scanning some new images for The Sea Will Claim Everything when our cat walked by, and I decided that there are easier ways of creating cat-based art than murder and handbaggification. Note the extra leg, which only becomes visible under special circumstances.
I don’t normally repost every damn comment I write on some blog, but this is one discussion that I may come back to at some point in the future (if only as an example of what’s wrong with the world), so I might as well. So, in the Guardian’s generally …
Due to popular request, Chris Davis has briefly made the music of Traitor available for download – including some unreleased tracks. You can grab the music here. Go!
In August I will have been in Germany for nine years now. Nine years. Nine years! Niiiiine! Years! Seriously, though. Nine years. What the hell. I did not come to Germany intending to stay. It was the easiest place to go, since I couldn’t remain in Greece (because the Greek …
IndieGames.com has published an interview with me, in which I say various things with words in them. I think I was in a weird mood when I wrote some of the answers, but then lately I am constantly in a weird mood. Must be the weather. Or the deep-seated psychological …
