Eden
Eden

A game of choices, love, adventure, and the rescue of a beautiful alien. Featured in Videogames for Humans.

She Who Fights Monsters (Original Version)
She Who Fights Monsters (Original Version)

My first non-Twine game. Help a young girl survive seven days with her alcoholic father.

What’s in a Name?
What’s in a Name?

An interactive story about my early experiences coming out as bisexual.

Raziel
Raziel

Enter a surreal cyberworld in search of a fallen angel. RPG Maker game. Exploration highly encouraged.

The Diary
The Diary

The Diary is a short experimental game. You can unlock the true ending in about ten minutes, probably less, and you have a good chance of doing it without doing anything special. Just approach the game as a curious person who wants to know what happened. But just because it’s short doesn’t mean it’s meaningless. In The Diary, you are a student who finds an abandoned apartment building and in it, an apartment that’s not completely empty. It seems the last tenant left some things behind: books, documents, a fully-charged laptop that clearly was meant to be found. Look—and listen—to […]

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What’s in a Name?

Posted on January 10th, 2013

This was my second attempt at a game, also made in Twine. Thanks to an unexpected mention by a person who was well-known online, it wound up making an unexpectedly big impression. It was mentioned in Kotaku. It got a nice write-up in Bit Creature. It was even the IF Game of the Day at The Border House. Needless to say, I did not see all that coming.

Anyway, this one is about my early experiences in coming out bisexual. Let’s just say that things didn’t go as planned; I think the main reason this hurt so much is because it came from a source where one would expect understanding. I’ve become more comfortable in my identity since then (otherwise, I couldn’t have made Eden) and I know you can’t judge an entire group by the behavior of some, but that first impression can become a lasting one for many. (more…)

My First Game

Posted on January 3rd, 2013

Like the title says, I made my first game. It’s called The Choice; I made it in Twine, a sort of “Build-your-own online text adventure type” thing. It’s a very nice tool for folks like me who have plenty of story ideas, but zero game development experience, so I figured I’d start off with that before really tackling something more involved. (You can find a nice beginner’s tutorial from Auntie Pixelante Here.)

The subject matter might be kind of unexpected. But the way I figure it, what’s the point of hurting if you can’t use what you’ve been through to help someone else?

[Play The Choice; opens in new window]

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