Hey Check out the new Galactic Agents Blog
http://galacticagents.blogspot.com/
In time, It'll have everything you need to know about the game, and some stuff you could probably do without knowing, but just for kicks...we'll tell you anyway.
Galactic Agents is where all my time has been going lately. I've been pouring everything I have into it, from Artwork to Game Design Theory. So everything I would have been talking about here has been put into practice inside of that project.
I'd like to go into detail about that, but I'll keep my mouth shut till things are just a bit more solid.
No use talking in depth about features that may not even exist by the time anyone gets to play it.
Dec 1, 2011
Oct 16, 2011
Too immature for mature content.
It kinda bugs me that adult games are so unwelcome in the game industry to the point that theirs no real incentive to develop any (outside of passion)
And this time I do mean the XXX kind of adult games.
If a developer created an adult game. Their are many publishers who would not take it, beyond that barrier their are many distributors at retail and online who would not carry it, and even beyond that, most major console developers would not even allow it on their system.
That sucks.
For an industry that loves to compare itself to film, and boast about how much better it is than the film industry, you'd think it wouldn't be so close mined about the issue.
It makes me feel like the whole AO rating from the ESRB is more of a out of bounds warning system rather than an actual rating. of the few games that have actually gotten the AO rating, they've all gone back and edited their content to get a M rating.
and the few games that are intentionally adult are just so...crap.
What the hell happened to Leisure Suit Larry?
If I ever get down on my luck, or once again find myself working with adult films again, I may try and change this.
Completely unrelated...
Galactic Agents is shaping up nicely and should have it's own dedicated place on the web soon.
And this time I do mean the XXX kind of adult games.
If a developer created an adult game. Their are many publishers who would not take it, beyond that barrier their are many distributors at retail and online who would not carry it, and even beyond that, most major console developers would not even allow it on their system.
That sucks.
For an industry that loves to compare itself to film, and boast about how much better it is than the film industry, you'd think it wouldn't be so close mined about the issue.
It makes me feel like the whole AO rating from the ESRB is more of a out of bounds warning system rather than an actual rating. of the few games that have actually gotten the AO rating, they've all gone back and edited their content to get a M rating.
and the few games that are intentionally adult are just so...crap.
What the hell happened to Leisure Suit Larry?
If I ever get down on my luck, or once again find myself working with adult films again, I may try and change this.
Completely unrelated...
Galactic Agents is shaping up nicely and should have it's own dedicated place on the web soon.
Sep 29, 2011
KillJoy Interactive takes form.
Its been more than just a few months since I last updated, and theirs been some pretty interesting developments that have taken place. The primary one being that, Killjoy Interactive is OFFICIAL now, and has a dedicated team behind it working on its first title, Galactic Agents.
So stay tuned on that.
In the mean time, I'll try not to let 8 months go by between now and the next post!
Jan 8, 2011
The Pack Mule's gotta die...
Taking inspiration from what I think was an intentionally silly piece of artwork, probably meant to poke fun at various dungeon based games inventory systems, I decided to try and address the issue head on by essentially creating a game that had “no inventory system”
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