I observe many online debates over what software tool is the best for developing games and that many can become so attached to their tools that they forget what they're building and why they're building it. In this devlog we discuss the intent imbued in the media I love, and how media which lacks it will be saved not by a magic tool, but by the craftsman using them.

Why do solo game devs choose to spend years on a single project? Wouldn't it be faster to just hire a team? In this devlog, I put that...

Hello, Raymond here! For the last little while, I've had my hands full with polishing Gabi's movement, revamping the combat, improving...

Introducing new enemy designs for Project Feline! These precision-made police drones hunt in a pack searching all corners of the world...

I previously escaped development hell by rescoping Project Feline to short, linear stages to better facilitate Gabi's new movement...

Discussing my struggles with motivation and self-doubt during pivotal decisions for the development of Project Feline.

Level design is not my favorite, but I need BIG levels and lots of them for my fast-paced parkour platformer, Project Feline . I attempt...

My plan to secure funding for my dream game goes astray when awarded a government grant tied to a dubious funding agreement fraught with...

Want to know how video game soundtracks are made? We'll delve into Project Feline's soundtrack and break it down layer-by-layer in Logic.

We tackle the level design challenges of developing a fast-paced movement game while making enough play-time and keeping player retention.

So I tried building a momentum-based movement system like in Titanfall 2 and Apex Legends. This is how it went down...

Developing games is not all fun and games. This devlog explores some of the many hardships faced when working to ship your first game.

We'll be looking at Project Feline's new features, including updates to Gabi's movement; new camera controls; and the new free-roam mode.

We'll be exploring how I used "game feel" to "juice up" my upcoming anime-style parkour game, Project Feline.

We'll be exploring how I made use of Unreal Engine's lighting systems to faithfully re-create a 3D anime style for Project Feline.

We'll be exploring the development process behind creation of custom 3D props made for Project Feline's environments.

We'll be exploring the new time trial mode implemented into Project Feline's new semi-open environment, and other fixes and improvements.

We'll be exploring how I transform how I find inspiration for environments and rapidly test level layouts.

We'll be exploring level design techniques used in Project Feline, including level blocking; composition and lighting; pacing; and more.

We'll be exploring how I create mood boards, thumbnail sketches, and color palettes to flesh out Project Feline's world.