Torn Stitches is now out

It's finally here. This game has been in development for nearly 7 months under the working title "Abandale." Abandale was released in 2018 but was removed due to an error deep in it's files. What began as some form of satanic version of nintendo's animal crossing/silent hill (you can bet I'm not abandoning this idea anytime soon) is now more aligned with jrpg influnces, specifically Witch's House. It comes bundled with a demo for Creeping Chasms which was originally a more stripped down arcade mode but it just didn't have the same pacing as the main game so It's going to be something I'm going to be putting together the next few weeks. Fun trivia, it was the name of my first "band" in high school and it sounded terrible but it does works better on this.

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Eclipse

Just a quick update, my newest game "The Projection" has just been released.

Abyss

Space. Endless void. Rustling air vents. Banging walls. I changed direction from a cabin in the woods to the final frontier. Initially inspired by Stanley Kubrick's The Shining, I found myself floating more and more off topic. The deciding factor was after I began implementing a new lighting engine. Testing it out on the Cabin gave me the chills and after listening to endless podcasts about Silent Hills: P.T. And watching Prometheus and Alien Covenant back to back I decided to go the route of a more traditional psychological horror game. What had to happen though to realise this new aesthetic was that I had to pick up a months work of development and toss it into the fire. Letting go is sometimes just as important as catching up to your goals even if that means destroying something you firmly had visualise to come through to the end properly. Special thanks to everyone who contributed and I look forward to seeing you all next time.

Professor Brink

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