It's out! 🥳 I'm insanely proud of our work here, but we've made a game that's weird, interesting, and (dare I say!) very funny. Too much to say—of what inspired us, of the themes, of the learning journey of making our first game, of the amazing experience of exhibiting it—but I'll stick to "wow".

This has been an incredible opportunity to make such a unique project, work with my best friend, and tell an important story. From game jam, to remaking in Godot, to release, we kept learning more and more. It's a privilege to put this out, and i'm thankful even for the stress and late nights🍃

Hey, I made a trailer! Pretty crazy looking back at the original prototype jam build and now watching the gameplay video for our upcoming demo! Game dev really feeds the soul sometimes.

I'm working on this! Its been one of the many passion projects in the last year, and we're back to finalising it (with some incredible new art from @onperambulation.bsky.social

I made this! Initially, we looked at the native Y-sort for layering, but that didn't work due to the forced isometric perspective, while also having only 2D assets. So, a few area colliders and a hit of code later, the objects shift sorting layers depending on where you are!

Hey, this is me!

House on the Bailey is at A.MAZE Berlin! Only one half of us could make it, but I'll update the thread below with cool things I've seen. #amaze #indiedev #gamedev #ukdev #indiegame

Im thinking about games. 2/2.5D, bit more importantly, i'm thinking about how combat in strategy/RPG's work.

I made a game about fire disasters. You can play as a smoking cockroach or pigeon. Playable in browser here: houseonthebailey.itch.io/fire-safety #godot #gamedev #indiedev #godotengine

*taps microphone* ....Hello, is this thing on?