Adding obstacles to my drunk walking simulator and ended up with drunk Frogger.

Cars are probably the final boss of the prototype.

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Added a sloshy, spillable pint to my drunk walking simulator prototype.

Spill as little as possible on your walk home from the pub.

Thanks to @tkewelldesign.bsky.social for the inspiration!

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Added 'The Spins' to my drunk walking sim prototype. The Spins makes foot placement and balancing more difficult.

You can squat down for a breather to decrease The Spins temporarily. Try not to vomit.

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Added foot controls to my 'drunk walking simulator' prototype. Controls inspired by QWOP / Baby Steps. My apologies to Foddy.

Use L / R triggers to raise each foot, and L / R thumbsticks to fight the control where your foot lands.

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Unreal's Physics Control system is a lot of fun. Making a 'walk home from the Christmas party' prototype. Next up, adding QWOP / Baby Steps esque manual walking mechanics.

A non-game project; I made a raspi robot camera that creates timelapses of the sunset from my office window, compiles a soundtrack of bird song from a solar powered mic station I setup and auto posts it to instagram. It tracks the position of the sun over the year. @sunsetcam_18 on instagram.

Also in 2017 I made this chaotic multiplayer Ghostbusters-esque prototype. I've been sprucing it up recently for fun. Maybe one day it'll be A Real Boy.

Before that in 2017 I released this ludicrous comedy-horror-karaoke VR game 'Stage Presence' with tinyBuild. It was a daft joke I took too far. It even had a multiplayer where you could throw bottles of wee at strangers on a stage.

Games are art.

Now that this place is like peak Twitter, I'll get back to posting fun game dev videos. In the meantime, here's a 🧵 of my older stuff.

Here's Transmission. A cosy driving game I prototyped way back in 2018 that popped off on twitter and ended up in PC Gamer, Eurogamer and a bunch of other places.