Why hello dere...
Howzit guys :)
I'm Jack Shiels from Knife Media. We are a small indie dev in the Southern Suburbs of CT that has been making iOS and Mac games for a few years now. It's cool to see some sort of association being made between South African game developers!
We've got a top down survival shooter coming out soon - give it a look: http://forum.unity3d.com/threads/132193-RED.-Top-Down-Survival-Shooting-on-iOS
Anyhoo, it's good to be here!
Jack
I'm Jack Shiels from Knife Media. We are a small indie dev in the Southern Suburbs of CT that has been making iOS and Mac games for a few years now. It's cool to see some sort of association being made between South African game developers!
We've got a top down survival shooter coming out soon - give it a look: http://forum.unity3d.com/threads/132193-RED.-Top-Down-Survival-Shooting-on-iOS
Anyhoo, it's good to be here!
Jack
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I'm especially pleased that you are from CT (as this is my area)
Please add yourself to our wiki if you have a chance! makegamessa.com/wiki (you have to register a seperate account there) cheers :)
I added myself to that list :)
Personally I feel that triangles are rather rubbish shapes and so I'm glad to see a game where I can slay them en mass :P
Nice work on getting featured on Gamezone TV!
By the way, if you don't already know, there are monthly local meetups where Cape Town developers share ideas and chat and demo stuff that they're working on. They're on the last Wednesday of every month. (And there is a thread about the next meetup if you are interested).
[Edit] That was a really inspiring interview on Gamezone. I'm so glad you're getting to do what you love.
And also usually a couple teams show off some work they are doing.
It's quite informal, there's questions and discussions, sometimes Mixit sponsors pizza.
You're welcome to just come and say hi and hang out. It'd also be cool if you wanted to show off one of your projects (like RED) and share some ideas about it, or tell the story of how you got into game development.
It's not high pressure at all. You don't need to dress fancy. You don't need to wow us (unless you want to), frankly we'll all be impressed just by you being there and that you're making games.
I like to think of the meetups as half learning, half hanging out with friends, and half meeting other developers and networking. This adds up to 150 percent, which is a lot of value for an evening. I figure there's few better ways to spend that one Wednesday evening once a month :)