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Introducing Runes of Runeterra - A Love Letter to Riot Games

This was originally a reddit post: http://www.reddit.com/r/leagueoflegends/comments/2m7ovq/introducing_runes_of_runeterra_prealpha_a_digital/ But I've copied it here for safe keeping and future reference. I've also included [this list]  of games that I've played in the past 6 Months, since a link to this page was submitted as part of an application. TL;DR:  I made a game and i'd love for your guys to play test it and give me feedback. If you want to avoid reading the wall of text and get straight to checking it out, there is a section right at the bottom of this post called  Without Further Ado  that you can skip to. However, if you’re interested in the design/development process then I encourage you to read on! (Plus, you're probably going to want to read the rules section too) Hi Reddit! The deadline for Game Design internship applications to Riot is fast approaching, but i'm based in London and likely ineligible to work for Riot since t...

Announcing the Winner of The Arbitrary Gamejam #7

All I can say is wow, this TAG is super close. I'll preface this by saying that all the games submitted were enjoyable, even the incomplete ones were fun to play, but I've got to choose a winner, so here we go. There were three games that really stood out, for a number of reasons. I'm going to give some of my thoughts and opinions on each game, then at the end i'll announce the winner. - - - Packer  Durga Prasad & Nithin Reddy The first game to be submitted to the jam makes it into the final three for several reasons. The first and foremost being that, without reading the description given by Mr. Prasad, I knew exactly what sort of personal moment the game was aiming to get across. If you haven't played it, go and play it now (without reading the description in Mr. Prasad) and see if you can identify it too. https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BwcgKCBJ8C8cb1lpaXQzaG52UE0/edit ... Done? I was totally serious about you going to play that gam...

#TAGJam7 IS OVER!

[EDIT: SUBMISSIONS ARE NO LONGER BEING ACCEPTED] --- DEVELOPMENT TIME HAS OFFICIALLY ENDED You have until 1200 GMT 10th Feb to submit your game. SUBMIT YOUR GAMES IN A COMMENT BY CLICKING HERE The Winner of The Arbitrary Gamejam #7, and host of The Arbitrary Gamejam #8, will be announced: 0000 GMT 11th Feb

[TAG] - Introducing Shark

Introducing our entry for  The Arbitrary Gamejam #02! EDIT: I've had many messages telling me that people are clicking on the image without  realizing  its an image... I suppose I could have picked a better screenshot... EDIT2: Changed image to something people won't click. Shark is a game I developed, in tandem with the design, art and writing talents of  Jack Duckels, Luke Schnabel, David Fitzsimmons and Dylan Betts. Inspired by a little bit of all three themes, our game is about giving out loans and staying alive! Controls: Just click (aside from name entry at the start!). Download Link (Windows): SHARK1_3_0_1.rar (11.2 MB) https://mega.co.nz/#!44w2XJ7R!anm5AiR4UvRNhOc6nC8M9i0TibA2JshCGMzavZgjEOg Webplayer Link (Might have trouble in Chrome): https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/61650099/Public.html When you're done playing Shark, check out the other games from The Arbitrary Gamejam 2!

[TAG] - PCGamerN Covers TAG #02!

Short blog post because, as you may already know... Signup for TAG #02 has begun over at Udell Games If you haven't already signed up for TAG#02, Go do it! Now! (please) Also, TAG is starting to attract some attention from bloggers and news sites! Check out PC Gamer N's coverage of TAG #02 over at PCGamerN.com. This is great for the future of TAG, so i'd encourage everyone to go and have a look. The bigger this gets, the better things are going to be for small unknown indies everywhere!

[TAG] - Announcing the Host for TAG September 2013

Top Three Games There were 14 entrants for August 2013 TAG , ultimately creating 10 different games using a variety of tools, styles and theme combinations. Even though there wasn't a huge number of complete games it will still tough to narrow down my favorite game, and in the end I narrowed it down to 3 games. HairQuest - by Hunter Harris Clearly using all three themes from TAG, HairQuest is a text based RPG game about "Collecting hair to destroy the world". HairQuest has some flaws but is a work in progress and, taking that into account, it's pretty decent looking and enjoyable. [Visit the Creators G+ Page] [Download HairQuest] Hairball - by Udell Games Hairball is a game about a bacterium named Tim (it doesn't get much funkier than games about bacteria doe it?). Hairball felt like a complete experience despite the authors protest on the website. It opens with a lovely kid-friendly-seuss vibe and its a pretty solid game bar some control ...

The Aftermath of the Sony Press Conference and Site Updates

I'll preface this by saying: this post is a little different, it's not a game demo or progress update:  ITS A MAJOR WALL OF TEXT   I posted a shorter version of this on  Reddit  shortly after the PS4 reveal, someone in the thread suggested I repost it now that we've all had a little time to calm down, and I decided that this is the kind of thing I want to share here, on the blog. Obviously this entire post is formatted like a reddit selfpost, so forgive me if anything sounds a little bit out of context. Also, there some info on the update to the site too! After the Great wall of text  I've  written a little insight into why the site changed so skip ahead if  that's  what you're interested in. There's also a TL;DR in true reddit style so if you're intimidated by the great wall of words then skip ahead for that too.