Name: Jeremy Welch
Location: Silicon Valley, California
Description: I'm a married hardcore gamer trying to start a family. For fun I enjoy making traditional (pen & paper) games and leading teams of creative types (mostly undergrads) to develop unusual but easy to learn video games. Professionally, I build levels and am a student of game design.
Registered: 31 March 2007
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Grandma + Guns = More fun tha...
Game: Granny and S...
Added: 29 December 2007
Created by: jwelch1868
Pros: Familiar controls, a funny story and ...
Cons: The game rules/instructions page is a...
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over 4 years ago jwelch1868 commented on the game Human Invaders
But wait... There ARE levels, and there IS an AI to play against. ?!?!?!? We actually had some really good ideas for a sequel. If I ever got a team who wanted to do it I bet that would be cool.
over 4 years ago jwelch1868 commented on this review on the game Winter The Game
This is one of the reasons our next major revision will be harder. It must end before you are tired of it. A player can always choose to play again but will not likely return if they end up quitting because they got bored.
over 4 years ago jwelch1868 commented on the game Winter The Game
HAHAHAHA Yes, totally. Then he puts a flour sack over his head and the entire tone of the game changes to dark and scary and the real twist is that you get to play the antagonist in a chilling tale of death and then you get to chop up unsuspecting survival horror players who are low on ammo and we could change it and call it Bio Evil or wait, Resident Hazard and then... ...whoops, did we loose our theme?
over 4 years ago jwelch1868 commented on this review on the game Winter The Game
Not worth playing! Wow! Thanks for the bug report, I'll look into that. I think perhaps you didn't notice the nature of the snow movement. Rather than being a decoration as in so many other, more easily digestible titles, here it is your interface to tell you the direction leaves will fall. Your mouse's x value controls this so you are always choosing between chilling leaves off the tree and guiding them into the whirlwind piles. Good call on the art. It was kept small for easier play now.