When Disaster Strikes, Duke Deftly Dodges
Today, I set out to finish decorating levels in EARL’s Warehouse: The Depot, adding physical representations of lights, more beams and trusses, and of course, lots of tongue-in-cheek signage. All
Dehoarder Jumps in Popularity as Reviews Proliferate
It’s a bit unusual for me to post a mid-week update. I felt the situation deserved it, though, as there have been a couple of very interesting developments. This weekend,
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The Depot is Level-Complete
Sorry no post last weekend, not quite sure what happened besides running out of time. After overhauling the end boss level, and finally coming up with an exciting idea for
Roughs of Eleventh and Boss Levels Done
The rough drafts of the eleventh and the final levels of EARL’s Warehouse: The Depot are complete. The boss level still needs some animation work, and will be an exciting
Resurgent Productivity: 3 New Levels Today
After the last few weekends saw quite a bit of time away from the keyboard, I was back at it strong today with the rough drafts of three new levels
Lighting and a Master Map
This week’s update is a little late, as I ran out of time yesterday before needing to leave for the monthly COGG meetup. Before heading off to that, though, I
New Deal with Mobiroo
I’m pleased to announce that Smiling Cat Entertainment has been approached by Mobiroo, an app subscription service and promotional app distribution company. Mobiroo expressed an interest in adding Vintage Pachinko
Sudden Inspiration Results in “Mini-Boss” Level
Level design was moving along at a snail’s pace today when suddenly, a lightning bolt hit with a flash of inspiration for the perfect “halfway” level: In case the gravity
Breaking Glass and Taking Names
Yes, the robot-launching cannons I referred to on Twitter are a reality. Here is a screenie of EARL breaking through a glass ceiling after being shot out of one of
EARL’s Warehouse: The Depot – Week 1 Update
This week, I focused on the update and expansion to EARL’s Warehouse, which I have tentatively titled “The Depot”. This time, the puzzles are evolving together with the story, rather