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litttom.bsky.social
Making games, and occasionally some film stuff too. Mostly at the moment working on sonsgorod.com
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We're a Manchester-based collective of filmmakers specialising in the immersive and the surreal. Have a peep at what we've been up to at lightinthetower.com Video: Wake @evangildersleeve.bsky.social #musicvideo #filmproduction #filmmakers #director #cinematography #audiovisual #practicalfx

submitted 117 days ago • 0 comments

A little Sunday project: masking images using overlapping sigmoids, with a Processing script and an obnoxiously knobbly midi controller I have for some reason. This approach allows for realtime tuning of the masked area as well as the smoothness of the alpha transitions #gamedev #processing

submitted 161 days ago • 0 comments

Just finished Stalker 2. Great visuals and atmosphere as to be expected, though I found the world becomes dull to explore because the best rewards are guns and artifacts that just change stats in a minor way. @stevelee.bsky.social has a good video on how games can do this better. #gamedev

submitted 175 days ago • 1 comment

it does rather seem that we were on the money when we and @magpiegames.bsky.social agreed to collaborate on Fallen London: The Roleplaying Game 1,800 of you are signed up to hear when the kickstarter begins already ‼️

submitted 189 days ago • 6 comments

Really loved this deep dive by @indiegameoasis.bsky.social on what makes Slay the Spire work, gave me new appreciation for a game I already respected a lot #gamedev

submitted 188 days ago • 1 comment

Ran a poll over on r/roguelites, asking fans of the genre to answer the question "What multiplayer option gets you most excited for a new roguelite, if any?" Co-op wins, by a lot. But I wonder if it might be that players just haven't seen a good competitive roguelite yet? #gamedev #roguelites

submitted 205 days ago • 1 comment

Working on a UI challenge today - need an icon which shows that a pass/fail outcome is probabilistic, as well as giving an idea of likelihood, without using any numbers or ugly percentage signs. Initial designs... #gamedev

submitted 207 days ago • 1 comment