This week has been an incredibly busy week. As well as an incredibly hot one – the UK (and most of Europe) had a massive heatwave which made things fairly unpleasant alas. But still, the game development must carry on. The focus of this week has been two fold, preparation for the Kickstarter, as well
This week I’ve been on holiday – so not too much to say about development. However, I did put together this mini animated lore teaser – it was a lot of fun to write and record!
So a very busy week indeed. I’ve been working on a lot of Kickstarter related things behind the scenes, which I am super excited to share with you over the coming weeks as August 13th approaches. There has also been a bunch of gamedev done as well – peons now remember what they eat, and
A year of development blog posts! The game has come such a long way since my first blog post a year ago. I’ve come a long way since that first post as well. This year has been incredibly hard work but also incredibly rewarding at the same time. I’ve really grown as both a developer
I’ve extended the deadline until the 4th July – so the 5th July will be a dedicated blog post all about this – get your entries in when you can! Next week – on the 28th June, I’ll be posting the 52nd dev blog. Representing an entire year of development blogs for Fringe Planet. The
I’m currently writing this blog post from the train, as I zoom back towards home. This week I’ve been in the beautiful city of Groningen, working from the Indietopia offices and attending a press event where I got to talk about Fringe Planet to some very interesting people. The event was the first one where
This week has shot passed. There has been a lot of work on the new UI re-design going on behind the scenes. I’ve created a bunch of new UI behaviours in the game to mimic the mock ups and now I’m waiting on some pretty looking assets to populate them with. I’m very excited to
So this week we launched our first official teaser trailer, before we get into the blog post – check it out! So we had a lot of questions about the trailer, and how we went around making it. So we decided that this blog post would be about how we put the teaser trailer
So a different kind of blog post for today. I thought I’d take some time to introduce myself and tell you a little bit about me – and how a lot of decisions and experiences have lead to the creation of Fringe Planet. So, hello there! My name is Nic Rutherford and I’m a solo
This has been an incredibly busy week – we’ve been working on various optimisations for the game, as well working on some mod tools. We will talk about both in the future – the mod tools are particularly exciting! We’ve also produced a very funky teaser trailer for the game – let us know what