TXTs
- The Forest of Shadows An Amulets and armos fan-fiction.
- Light Club A movie idea.
A survival horror game called DOSBURD, where you must avoid hitting walls of Hate mowing towards you in a blazingly fast speed. If you crash into them, you will die spectacularly! The game is compatible with handheld devices, such as android phones or the pip boy. The game is loosely inspired by a little known game involving a floppy bird, and also a strange emoticon who eerily resembles a bat.
Heavily influenced by Tony Hawk Pro Skater, but I made it with ASCII characters, so you can play it in a terminal. It is also compatible with Pip-boy. I have monetized the game by bringing in optional hats that you can buy (this was solely my idea).
See which one of you and your friends responds the quickest by the sound of a sine wave. Result is measured in milliseconds. You can also compete with yourself!
A Pip-Boy-compatible version of SNAKE! That's right, you can now play SNAKE on your handheld terminal! Press HERE to play!
Swipe up for moving up, down for moving down, etc. And if you are using a steadfast terminal, you can use the arrow keys on your typing interface instead!
Ive made my very own "code editor in the browser"-tool. This one doesn't rely on anything running on the server side, and will stay ad-free for as long as neocities.org is up (and ad-free itself). I called the marvelous tool for Quickcode. I use the URL to save/load the code snippet, and you can use the browser history as "undo".
If you want an example implementation of a TODO application. It uses localStorage for persistence.
I have rediscovered an old gem of a game, called Amulets & Armor. I played it when I was young, as it was widespread as a shareware game, and it was also possible to play on my otherwise shitty computer. I did not understand everything that was going on in the game back then. I wasnt very good at understanding English as a language, and I was not accustomed to the genre: First Person Role Player Game. The game was revived, and open sourced, in 2013 and even got it's own home page.
I started playing it again this week, while listening to dungeon synth playlists on spotify, and I must say it is quite the experience. I feel much more immersed doing this, than when I play many modern games. I see they have released tools to make it possible to create your own maps to the game, using the Doom level editor, so I might try out something like this in the future. I also want to experiment getting it to play in the browser, via js-dos. Wouldn't it be amazing to be able to host my own levels of Amulets & Armor on my web page?!
Today I have carved a pumpkin, and made it look scary (kinda!). Also, I made some desktop backgrounds with Dall-E and thought perhaps collecting them here? I made them twice as big with mogrify [mogrify -resize 200% *.png], then compressed the file size again.
New album coming up! In October, on F̶̡́ȓ̶̡i̷̫͛d̴̹̅a̷̼͒ý̶̢ ̴̤̀t̶͙̃h̷͕̓ẻ̵͜ ̶̨̾1̷͔̚3̷͙́t̵̲̓h̵̳̒, my new album will be released! I updated my artist homepage yesterday to reflect this. CHECK IT OUT!
I have already released a single, it has its own homepage here. Also, one of the tracks I produced didn't make it. But it got its own music video:
I finally programmed another game! this time, a Pip-Boy-compatible version of SNAKE! That's right, you can now play SNAKE on your handheld terminal! Press HERE to play!
Swipe up for moving up, down for moving down, etc. And if you are using a steadfast terminal, you can use the arrow keys on your typing interface instead!
Exactly three months have passed since last update. Less than the last. Two exciting things has happened in between!
First off, I released a new single! Its out on all streaming platforms now!
Secondly, I started a new youtube channel for my orchestral compositions, where I make music videos based on my Midjourney art.
Half a year has gone since last update! I have been submersing myself in generating AI art since last time, perhaps I should put up a gallery. And also, I have used this art to create a music video on youtube! I enjoyed it thorougly. Click here to listen on it.