Geouug 🎮
@geouug.com
Part-time Solo Dev
I make lil games while I chip away at Glyphscape, a retro RPG and my main project.
✨Wishlist Glyphscape on Steam ✨
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3103690/Glyphscape/
https://geouug.itch.io
I make lil games while I chip away at Glyphscape, a retro RPG and my main project.
✨Wishlist Glyphscape on Steam ✨
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3103690/Glyphscape/
https://geouug.itch.io
On the one hand, it's good to finish and share things.
On the other hand, finding a project that enriches you creatively for years is a beautiful and rare thing!
On the other hand, finding a project that enriches you creatively for years is a beautiful and rare thing!
October 27, 2025 at 2:31 PM
On the one hand, it's good to finish and share things.
On the other hand, finding a project that enriches you creatively for years is a beautiful and rare thing!
On the other hand, finding a project that enriches you creatively for years is a beautiful and rare thing!
It's a nice cultural moment because now when I run out of time to implement enemy behavior I can just tag the game as "No-AI"
October 14, 2025 at 3:26 PM
It's a nice cultural moment because now when I run out of time to implement enemy behavior I can just tag the game as "No-AI"
Nobody tell these people that writing code is the easy part of making a good game...
The narrative shift from "game development is hard so solo developers are actually crazy" to "anybody can be a solo developer" IMO is mostly driven by engagement incentives on surface-level tutorial videos.
The narrative shift from "game development is hard so solo developers are actually crazy" to "anybody can be a solo developer" IMO is mostly driven by engagement incentives on surface-level tutorial videos.
October 7, 2025 at 2:35 PM
Nobody tell these people that writing code is the easy part of making a good game...
The narrative shift from "game development is hard so solo developers are actually crazy" to "anybody can be a solo developer" IMO is mostly driven by engagement incentives on surface-level tutorial videos.
The narrative shift from "game development is hard so solo developers are actually crazy" to "anybody can be a solo developer" IMO is mostly driven by engagement incentives on surface-level tutorial videos.
Interesting idea! Looks intuitive, like turning an invisible steering wheel.
August 21, 2025 at 4:21 PM
Interesting idea! Looks intuitive, like turning an invisible steering wheel.
To stay sane during this process, you gotta remember how many filters are between an impression and a download. I usually assume half of people who scroll past a thing really *see* it, and only 10% of those will follow the link & 10% of those will like what they find. So 5k -> 25 is right on target!
August 18, 2025 at 4:54 PM
To stay sane during this process, you gotta remember how many filters are between an impression and a download. I usually assume half of people who scroll past a thing really *see* it, and only 10% of those will follow the link & 10% of those will like what they find. So 5k -> 25 is right on target!
Forgot bluesky has a complicated relationship with gifs. Here's the clip!
August 14, 2025 at 12:19 AM
Forgot bluesky has a complicated relationship with gifs. Here's the clip!
Reminds me of that proverb: "A developer cannot work on a project for many years. For by then it is not the same project, and they are not the same developer"
August 11, 2025 at 5:00 PM
Reminds me of that proverb: "A developer cannot work on a project for many years. For by then it is not the same project, and they are not the same developer"