Projects

The heck are "projects"? Well, it's anything creative I've done over the years!

From video game scripts to reviews, here are the breakdown of my creative projects:

The cover for Band Cramp, as illustrated by Polyrhythm at https://polyrillustration.blogspot.com/

Creative Writing

Short stories, miscellaneous scripts and novels. All fall under my creative writing section. So, if you want to read about call centre problems or creepy men smacking their lips, then check out my short stories. If you're after scripts of stage plays or terrible poetry, then check out the scripts and misc section. If you're after longer pieces of fiction from fantasy to reality, then check out the chapters from my novels.

My novels include fantasy adventure Sea of Seals, futuristic journey Biorhythm, and redemption slice-of-life Band Cramp. I have two other longer stories planned that will no doubt be written up and uploaded in chapters at some point in the future: realistic step-daughter tale Jury's Out, and environmental fantasy tale, Tekaic.

Mechanix Gaming Reviews

Years ago, me and an old friend decided to review video games in the light of new video platforms. We failed. However, years later I decided to renew the series afresh in the guise of Gerad the gaming wolf and his obsolete PSP (later PSVita), reviewing indie games. Every so now and again I will write a script, record some footage, and show off a new episode of Mechanix Gaming Reviews. Season 2 is where things really kick up a gear, moving away from affiliates such as Curious Culture and TheCastofUs and becoming more of series. Things are about to get... furry (but not really).

Early Hudokai title. Nova animates, breathing and blinking.

Hudokai

With little game knowledge but a fondness of RPGs, I decided to slowly build Hudokai - a sci-fi 2D game with a fully voiced cast and free-action battles. It's been a long time in the making, but I do like to share my progress with it when I do work on the project. Hopefully, I've made something that people with enjoy playing. If anything, it's taught me a heck of a lot about Ruby coding.