Okay, here we go, gonna make my first attempt for the Ludum Dare!<\/p>\n
My game-making experience is pretty minimal. The only one I have that I can point to is Volley<\/a>, a Pong-like doodad written using SVG and JavaScript. I’ve written small toy games in the distant past, none of which I still have around in any form. I have lots of general programming experience, though, and at least some knowledge of how to make games.<\/p>\n Tools and tech I’ll likely use:<\/p>\n When it’s done, I’ll probably host it on the LD30 project page on my blog<\/a>. I plan to provide versioned source code at github<\/a>.<\/p>\n For what it’s worth, inspiration to give LD a try is thanks to my friend Rusty Moyher<\/a>, who joined two others to create Retro Games Crunch<\/a>, and a series of truly righteous games, all of which were originally LD jams.<\/p>\n Of course, I fully expect my first creation to pretty much suck. But I’ll try to make it not, and in the meantime it’ll certainly be fun, and a good learning experience. See you soon!<\/p>","time":"August 20th, 2014 9:03 pm","title":"Dare Accepted"}\n