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Game Usability Reviews and Playtest Reports

Game Usability Reviews are fantastic ways to communicate how player expectations and game realities converge. Playtests are fantastic ways to gather player data to guide game design decisions.

Watch, read, or flip through the slides of my usability reviews and playtest reports

Games and Prototypes

While none of these games will amaze anyone who has been alive to experience comparatively superior interactions like watching paint dry, these games are a point of pride for me. Contained here are the various tutorial birthings and newb solo attempts I’ve taken on since starting my journey with game development.

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Games and Modeling Portfolio

These galleries contain 3D modeling work as well as screenshots from select games I’ve developed.

An unexpected addition to my game development tool box is my growing skills with 3D asset modeling, specifically using Blender 3D. I never had any passion for 3D assets, but one day I started exploring and the next thing I knew, I actually developed quite a love for it.

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The Deaf Duck Podcast

Video game developers in Kansas City talk about the games they are making and the games they are playing. Join us every two weeks to discuss video game development topics.

Flyover Indies is collection of Kansas City area game developers. We use all types of engines (Unity, Gadot, GameMaker Studio, etc) and are passionate about all types of genres (platformers, puzzle games, simulation games, etc).

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The Flyover Indies Podcast

Join me, Caleb, as I delve into the world of Unity (the 3D game development engine, not the concept of emotional togetherness). I know almost nothing about programming, but I love video games. And you know what they say, loving is half the battle (the other half is being flamed in forums for being new and not knowing about programming). I’ll share resources, discoveries, and maybe a recipe or two (not really) as I come to understand coding, Unity, and perhaps a little bit about life (not really, again. I’ve mastered life already).

While this podcast is currently on hiatus, I leave the episodes here for anyone else looking for early motivation.

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