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August 2019


So if you follow the work I do, than you are aware I was working on a Pokemon/H.P. Lovecraft styled homage called The Contaminos. As my efforts stalled and my back was playing up I found myself unable to focus on this topic anymore and eventually I found myself working on other games to try and stretch my brain a bit in order to return. This ended up driving me to feel more fulfilled with more flexibility to make two new Twine based games and a new release called “The Werewolf Ninja.” At first what was initially an experiment to see if I could run a browser based game, I find myself excited at the prospect of doing more with this project.
I may return to the roots of the Contaminos, which was initially thought of as a “open world dodge and dash” but in the meantime, I'm having fun as I try and recover my spine a bit. I will post more as I come along with updates to the game.
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