Sam S

Let's all think about those amazing backgrounds in the Spaceman Spiff comics of Calvin & Hobbes

@GabeJamesGames I love a good mystery, the spookier the better - not necessarily confined to the standard Mystery Genre either! Mysteries in a fantasy or sci-fi setting are equally intriguing (sometimes MORE intriguing because I have all these fun new threads to play with).

Made the excellent decision to join a game jam during midterms and grabbed a bunch of assets off the marketplace. It's going... well?

never give up lads

Prof Deonandan was asked by a student journalist what he would say to the 20% of polled uOttawa students who complain that our campus's vaccine requirements are an "infringement on their rights of free movement." His response:

@MSWLMA Going to start plotting out my second draft - finished the first one last week and I've been celebrating, but I miss my characters!

Good morning, writers! What is today's goal?

"Have a five year plan" they tell me. "Know what you're doing after you graduate" they tell me. Well guess what, I have zero career plans and a five-year program to adopt a dog. My priorities are in order.

i love writing, except for when i have to actually do it

YEAH OKAY UPDATE I MISSED *SEVERAL* BUGS SO I GUESS IM NOT DONE WITH RAPTURE OF THE DEEP AFTER ALL.

If anyone's interested (and missed the retweet) you can find Rapture in the Deep at sam-scribbler.itch.io/rapture-of-the…. Totally free, any donations are 100% optional (but much appreciated).

Having finally finished Rapture of the Deep (and learning more than I really wanted to about nitrogen narcosis) I've decided to take a break... by planning another game. About diving. *sigh*

What's better than sticking to your game jam schedule? Cramming last minute.

Some of the art I made for the game jam. Hit a couple setbacks so far, but I'm having fun!

FAQ - just add this line of code to your project to add an extra audio channel! Engine - AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA WHAT IS THAT WHAT DID YOU DO AAAAAAAAAAAAA

@str_voyage Too topical buddy

All of you have seen cave art, right? Either sketches or photos in books or online. If you're really lucky, maybe you've been in a cave yourself with a flashlight or something. But is it possible that the way we look at cave art today hides a key aspect of the art? 🧵