You Can Dig a Thousand Holes, But It Takes a Body to Make a Grave
Want to see what Dread would look like if you replaced horror with time travel and Jenga with sudoku?
Over at Dig a Thousand Holes Publishing I’ve got several copies of my new game, Time & Temp: Unbound Edition for sale. It’s a game in which you play temp workers hire to travel through time and make sure history happened the way it happened. This time if you fail, it’s not just your characters who die, but all of reality goes with them, too.
Remember When I Mentioned Trial & Terror
Well, turns out that good judges over at the ENnies thought it might be worth an award.
And now you can vote for it, right here, in the Best Free Product Category.
That’s right, free product. Go ahead, download some yourself, over here, and while you’re at it, check out the other free project I’m involved with: MonkeyDome.
Some of my friends have products on the ballot as well. So if you’re at a lost as to what to vote for, you might want to check out the Summer Revolution.
Cops & Robbers, Hammer Film-Style
In other news, I recently participated in an experiment over at the Imagination Sweatshop in which we made an entire game, from concept to printing, in just under a week. The game is called Trial & Terror: Supernatural Victims Unit, a Law & Order-styled crime drama set in a world where humans and the monsters of classic movies cohabit in an very unease peace. It’s free,* so head on over there and check it out.
* Well, the PDF version is free. The print copy was free, too, but you had to have been at this past JiffyCon to receive one.
From Out of Silence . . .
I have been awfully quiet for the past year or so, and dear Dread, and I apologize. I can only offer excuses and my shame, but I hope that you will be able to forgive me, so that we might work through this and on to bigger and better things.
But I have not be idle. There are other projects I’ve been involved with, notably Time & Temp, over at the Imagination Sweatshop.
