Last Month
✅️ Update the Meowerlord logo
✅️ Meowerlord pictures
✅️+➡️ Count Dartula UI improvements
➡️ Count Dartula: more game modes
✅️ Get Ads running again
This Month
➡️ Ads consent implementation
➡️ Zoom into dart board on tap/hold
➡️ Code cleanup
➡️ Saving/loading games
➡️ Game mode: Around The World
Last Month
✅️ Create first version of Dart app
✅️ Sort out google dev account
✅️ Un-Fugly this website!
➡️ Update the Meowerlord logo
❌️ Port/update old game code for Godot 4
This Month
➡️ Update the Meowerlord logo
➡️ Meowerlord pictures
➡️ Count Dartula UI improvements
➡️ Count Dartula: more game modes
➡️ Get Ads running again
Last Month
✅️ Boring stuff
❌️ Being ill
✅️ Work trip
✅️ Playing around with a few games
✅️ Genuinely nothing of interest
This Month
➡️ Create first version of Dart app
➡️ Sort out google dev account
➡️ Un-Fugly this website!
➡️ Update the Meowerlord logo
➡️ Port/update old game code for Godot 4
Hello all, and hello 2024!
The last years have been way too quiet here, and I would like to change that going forward and give a bit of a preview of the current plans 🙂️
Getting projects in front of people can be pretty difficult, especially for quiet lurkers with visually simple/boring projects – like me! And while I’m the opposite of great at marketing and spreading the word, I still want to share some personal experiences I made on different platforms.
Updates will be made after trying new things 🙂
Being listed in a public registry can be a funny thing – especially for professional lurkers who don’t usually interact with other humans. Suddenly, your company’s address and contact details are out there, and everyone and their scumbag cousin can see them! Scary? Yes! But also quite amusing sometimes. Here are a few reasons why:
A gamedev has a bunch of different things to do, and the question of which software to use comes up a lot! So I thought I’d compile this little list of recommendations/reviews.
Most of the tools listed here are FOSS. Why? Because I love software and being allowed to fix/extend/review the sources, hate reading licenses, and want to support the amazing communities of people that create and maintain these tools! Not having to spend money is a big plus for a beginning game studio, too…
The list will be updated whenever something new comes up 🙂
