Since my post about the midway review two weeks ago, we've been very busy cracking on with filling up Here There Be Monsters to the brim with details and spectacle. Unfortunately that meant I forgot to blog about what we were doing, but no longer! today I want to talk about some of the key... Continue Reading →
We have now reached the halfway point of our Tranzfuser programme and Here There Be Monsters is really starting to take shape. Over the last five weeks we have navigated through the muddy waters of progress and raging tides of development, and are now striding towards our target of a feature-filled, technically impressive demo for... Continue Reading →
Week 3 of Tranzfuser has been all about finding people to flesh out the skill range of our team. While the four initial members have skills in development and composition, we lacked any skills in the form of design or 3D modelling. We have spent this week seeking to resolve our dilemma, alongside further work on... Continue Reading →
This second week blog has come a little late, but with good reason. As I stated last time, we wanted to finish our MVP by today and … ta dah we just about managed it. We now have a basic working version of our game with the core functionalities implemented. Of course, we aren’t finished... Continue Reading →
Monday 4th July marked the first day of the Tranzfuser programme, well the first day as far as BetaJester go. Our first day saw us head out from our office in Hull over to the Digital Creativity Labs in York. We also took our 4th team member George Marshall (a PhD student at the University of... Continue Reading →
You may have noticed I've been absent from this blog since Christmas. With numerous events, expo's, meetings, contracts and having to move house twice, I unfortunately did not find any time to blog about the work I've been up to. That being said, I did find time to apply to Tranzfuser, the new talent development programme brought to... Continue Reading →
Adam Boyne 