Author Archives: Martin

One might say that I like t-shirts. Quite a bit, even. So, in an effort to dress the entire planet in these best of garments I join the long line of people selling them on the internet. I put up … Continue reading →

The first commit in my subversion repository for glorg was made the 19th of august last year. Back then it was little more than an experiment with random dungeon generation. In december when gamma announced it’s theme for this year … Continue reading →

So, I didn’t just talk at nomoresweden made a game too. A really bad one. It’s called fast as a shark, and you can play it below. The whole game, save for some … Continue reading →

A couple of weeks ago I went to the excellent indie gathering no more sweden. This year we didn’t only make games, we had talks too, so I figured I’d try and do one. It’s about 15 minutes long and … Continue reading →

glorg is still progressing nicely, this is a quick little timelapse i did this morning of me making an enemy.

It’s time for more silly toys! I recreated this from memory of a thing I saw someone demo a at some conference I watched a live stream of. Right now both the author … Continue reading →

Last week I tried to make a game for the 10-second theme on experimentalgameplay.com. This is what became of it. The first few lines of code on this were written during my short stint at the indie art jam during … Continue reading →

I’m easily distracted, or if I can elaborate, I’d rather say that I can get bored of stuff pretty quickly. This isn’t the best personality trait to have when you’re sitting in your office all by your lonesome with yourself … Continue reading →

I’ve spent the day toying with a new way to do the battles in glorg. I wasn’t really happy with the way they worked in the version I submitted to gamma, but nor could I figure out a good way … Continue reading →

The GDC is over and I’m taking a new step in life. I am taking a year of from work to do my own thing, and today is the first day. This feels both fantastic and terrifying all at once. … Continue reading →