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“I’m a gamer who loves creating fantasy worlds, likes playing guitar and making digital art, and hates that food doesn’t cook itself. I picked up programming when I was about 11 years old. My love for game design and development stems from my brother – as a child, he was so very determined to learn how to program video games, to the point of buying a bunch of thick books all about introductory programming and spending countless hours learning the ins and outs of computers. He began teaching me, and we moved through a bunch of different programming languages and game engines (C/C++, Allegro, The Games Factory, Multimedia Fusion, Game Maker, QBasic, etc.). As a valuable learning experience, I began studying the physics and gameplay of video games – acceleration, jumping speed, collision detection, etc., until I felt I was proficient enough to begin coding my own platformer engine. Moving ahead though, I’ve been more of a silent indie game dev – creating short games and releasing them to a group of friends or posting across smaller forums, but that makes me even more excited to introduce Reobirth to the world!” (Read More)

Reobirth is now on Steam Greenlight! For those unfamiliar with this game-approval process, Greenlight allows the community to 'up-vote' their favorite indie titles to be accepted into Steam's official online catalog. Every so often, the titles with... (Read More)

Hope you're all having a wonderful Friday (or Saturday if you're in a different time zone, or 2048 if you're a time traveler)! A couple of quick announcements to make today! First off, be sure to take another peek at the main trailer video here on... (Read More)

A little over a week into the campaign, we're almost at $1K! Thank you for all of the support, let's keep the word going! _______________________________________________________________________ Ben and I have been working hard this past week, and we... (Read More)

The Reobirth Kickstarter campaign has been live for about a day now, and I'd like to sincerely thank all of you who have backed and supported this project in the first 24 hours! Things have gotten a bit quiet, but I always like to remember that... (Read More)