Symmetric Door Update

The past few weeks were not good days for me. My commitments eat up my time on Symmetric Doors. I've also decided to post once a month instead of twice.

But regardless, I'll share with you the game's background.

Tic Tac Toe

Previously, I had talked on the history on my first published game. Today, I am going to talk on my next game, Tic Tac Toe.

One game play sample. It's a single-player, though.

Snake Colorize and its Development

While focusing on developing one game, I am going to share with you two previous games that I had already developed: a flash game Snake Colourize and a Tic Tac Toe app.

Today, this post reflects on the development of the former:

Symmetric Door Prototype

Today, I want to show you the game play for Symmetric Door:

Do take note, though, that the above image is just a picture. For the real game play, please go to this link: http://pikadon92.deviantart.com/art/Symmetric-Doors-Prototype-392402254

The link may not work on mobiles, though. And even so, it's most likely incompatible with a flash game.

Symmetric Door

Today, to prevent this blog from rotting out, I am going to show you a flash game I'm currently making:

This game takes place in an ancient temple. In this temple, there is a diamond you wanted to get. However, to get that diamond, you have to open a set of doors. Each door can be opened by finding all differences between each of its sides.

I'm aiming to publish this by this year despite my heavy commitments. Once I'm done, I'll post another blog on this again.

Hello World

Just to test this post out to see if the blog's layout. Don't mind this.

Link, please.