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Title: Hi from Jake Post by: racter on November 03, 2010, 06:32:01 AM Howdy!
I have been meaning to dig into this forum for quite a while - I'm glad for the opportunity to interact with y'all and explore the theories+practices of video game development as artistic theories+practices & not strictly industrial/professional/technical. Both kinds of exploration are useful to me but there are already so many forums for the latter :) My name is Jake Elliott & I live in Chicago. I'm an artist & work with software art; about a year ago I started seriously making video games which has become my medium of choice. My games are mostly concerned with interpersonal relationships and the playful+distracted state of mind that many people call "daydreaming." They're mostly (5) available on my website: http://cardboardcomputer.com/ and a couple smaller ones are only on Kongregate (http://www.kongregate.com/accounts/racter). The most widely-played game I've done is a character/text-driven platformer called "I Can Hold My Breath Forever." (http://dai5ychain.net/breath/) Just a few days ago I released a new point+click game called "A House in California," (http://cardboardcomputer.com/games/a-house-in-california/) which is thematically centered on family, nostalgia & distortions of memory. Nice to meet you! Title: Re: Hi from Jake Post by: badvibration on November 03, 2010, 08:39:36 PM Hi there! I saw "a house in california" a couple of days ago, but haven't gotten around to playing it yet. It looks very interesting! I look forward to hearing thoughts on the forum.
Title: Re: Hi from Jake Post by: God at play on November 13, 2010, 12:31:17 AM I found I Can Hold My Breath Forever to be pretty interesting. Certainly excellent use of music. :)
Welcome! Title: Re: Hi from Jake Post by: badvibration on December 30, 2010, 08:12:39 AM I just finished a house in california and i enjoyed it quite a bit. It was really interesting and fun to figure out how the game worked. I hope it does well in IGF!
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