Spooky things are out there in this game where chat sees things you can't

And yes, you can play this just with friends by streaming to Discord, Facetime, Zoom, Teams chat, or anywhere really.

Still really early in development, but what would you like to see in this game?

New website for our in-development game Split Scream, a game where chat can see things you can't. Now with a mailing list, for you sickos who open your email more than once a week and want to stay informed on updates https://t.co/38qPjUAY1Z

This started as a game jam project, but after a really positive response after showing the game, we decided to make it into a full game! What are some other mechanics we could do with this setup?

Making a game where Chat sees things that you can't.

Finished participating in the #GMTKJam! Really proud of this game made in 4 days, with a hard pivot on day 2. For some people it's either the most relaxing game, or the most stressful game of the jam, which is really confusing to me. Check it out! https://t.co/OYrjfGNUxa

a website for sore eyes another experiment with @narrowd and our friend @fat. inspired by dieter rams

many are saying this blog post for @awwwards by me and my friends @narrowd @nainoashizuru @bits_by_brandon and clonk is the greatest of all time

There is a ton of small details that went into the manual that I won't get into, but thanks coming with me on this small behind the scenes look at https://t.co/NzrZdKzhRk.

The final touch was adding sound. I spent a lot of time just chillin with this legal pad.

We used a few curves to fine tune the page animations. The curve tells us how each property changes as you drag and move the page over time.

By using two “limbs” at the top and bottom of the page, we can curl the page at different rates depending on where you start the drag

For the page turning, we used a skeleton (in blue and green) to easily bend the vertices along the plane. Each bone turns a little bit more than the last to get that page curl at the beginning of the turn.

Using three.js, we started with couple of planes stacked on top of each other to make the pages.

Since the machine was real, we wanted to add something digital that people could interact with. A user manual was the prefect fit giving extra details about the machine, and we knew from the beginning we wanted a satisfying page turning experience.

Now that Black Friday / Cyber Monday is wrapped up, I want to share a little bit about how we built the manual on https://t.co/NzrZdKzPGS

the 7th

we made a navigation for the website that’s also a manual for the machine. you can flip the pages as slowly or as fast as you want

new website, real hardware, streaming live now through monday from an alternate universe for stripe bfcm https://t.co/rPkOQdEHcA