Where the Snow Settles at PAXAus 2018
Over the weekend of October 26-28, we showcased our in-development game Where the Snow Settles at Australia’s largest gaming expo: PAX AUS.
First Stage Marketing for Your Indie Game
So! You have a cool idea for a game, and you know you need a target audience, but where do you start?
Narrative Mechanics: Our Approach to Design
After trying many different approaches, we found that this process worked for us and helped us to make informed decisions for our mechanics.
Three things we learned from MIGW17
In October, the Myriad team travelled over to the mainland to experience the wonder that is Melbourne International Games Week (MIGW).
Master Ch(i)ef
A little information about me: I am rubbish at making anything remotely close to art. The second my hand grips a pen and I touch that pen to paper my mind goes completely blank. I’ll scribble nonsense until I am so ashamed that I feel like sacrificing my hand to the God of Arts as a… Read more »
Space Jam!
Come on and slam, if you wanna jam. Welcome to the Space Jam! As some of you might know, we love game jams – they’re an amazing opportunity to learn new things, work with others, and consume a lot of sugar / caffeine (without too many regrets).
How to use the Unity SceneManager
In this blog post, I’ll present an alternative method to the all-powerful single scene. Techniques such as synchronous and asynchronous scene loading, transition effects, and additive scenes are all possible with Unity’s SceneManager. Surprisingly, complex scene management scripts are not required for implementing any of this functionality. Additive scenes are also very adaptive and can… Read more »
Politi-naps: from Game Jam to Release!
It’s been a while since our last post – we’ve had lots of learning and work to do!
Reality Checks
We have been working on our main project for a while now, and during that time there have been several large changes of scope for the game.
Small Beginnings
Hi there – we’re a small team of five based out of Hobart, Tasmania. We met through the Tasmanian Game Development Society, after attending events and participating in game jams.