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Hurdle Complete: Legends of Saviors
Posted on August 17, 2016 by Jeff Wright in Hurdles, Wrap-Up Blogs.This blog post is posted as a part of the Hurdles series of work and tell game development. To find out more about Hurdles, please check out our handy FAQ. This blog post was provided by Chris Royce for his games in the “Legends of Saviors” series. With a long-standing project of mine slowly creeping back into the works, […]
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Hurdle Complete: El Lobo Lives
Posted on August 17, 2016 by Jeff Wright in Hurdles, Wrap-Up Blogs.This blog post is posted as a part of the Hurdles series of work and tell game development. To find out more about Hurdles, please check out our handy FAQ. This blog post was provided by Stephen Smith for his game El Lobo Lives. These hurdles these last four weeks have been a great opportunity to motivate […]
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Hurdle Complete: Super Soul
Posted on August 17, 2016 by Jeff Wright in Hurdles, Wrap-Up Blogs.This blog post is posted as a part of the Hurdles series of work and tell game development. To find out more about Hurdles, please check out our handy FAQ. This blog post was provided by Super Soul for their Kickstarted infinite runner game. We at Super Soul are currently working on a runner for the Lexitron […]
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Hurdles Round 2
Posted on July 5, 2016 by Jeff Wright in Hurdles.This week, our second set of Hurdlers will show off their first set of goals! I’m proud to present our new Hurdlers and their projects. Don’t forget to come check out how our Hurdlers are doing on their first goals on Tuesday (7/5)! Christopher Royse – Legend of Saviors Re-imagining a project Christopher started over […]
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Hurdles Blog Post – Disc Jockey Jockey
Posted on June 27, 2016 by Amanda Wallace in Hurdles, Wrap-Up Blogs.This blog post is posted as a part of the Hurdles series of work and tell game development. To find out more about Hurdles, please check out our handy FAQ. This blog post was provided by mildmojo for his game Disc Jockey Jockey. I hoped Hurdles would change me into a tightly-focused, highly productive developer for […]
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Hurdles Blog Post – Super Capacitor
Posted on June 27, 2016 by Amanda Wallace in Hurdles, Wrap-Up Blogs.This blog post is posted as a part of the Hurdles series of work and tell game development. To find out more about Hurdles, please check out our handy FAQ. This blog post was provided by Vince Mattingly for his work on Super Capacitor. My project super capacitor involved creating and developing a networked multiplayer first […]
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Hurdles Blog Post – OnlySlightly Games Home Sweet Home
Posted on June 27, 2016 by Amanda Wallace in Hurdles, Wrap-Up Blogs.This blog post is posted as a part of the Hurdles series of work and tell game development. To find out more about Hurdles, please check out our handy FAQ. This blog post was provided by Matt Hudgins of OnlySlightly games for his work on the project Home Sweet Home. Home Sweet Home is an […]
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Round One Hurdles – First Week
Posted on May 18, 2016 by Jeff Wright in Hurdles.I’m super excited to introduce our first three Hurdlers and their goals for this week! Matt Hudgins is working on Home Sweet Home, which is an FMV game from the 1950s that parodies the idyllic home life as seen on TV! His goal this week is to develop a comfortable, non-intrusive mouse interface for Home […]
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May RunJumpDev Newsletter
Posted on May 10, 2016 by Amanda Wallace in Newsletter.Welcome to the RunJumpDev Member NewsletterLast month was super amazing with Vector and our monthly meeting with guest Nina Freeman. We’re doubling down on the awesome. This month we’re pleased to announce the introduction of our newest program Hurdles, our monthly meeting speaker Chris Figueroa, our indie game of the month and a virtual reality party […]
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Hurdles Program FAQ
Posted on May 9, 2016 by mildmojo in Hurdles.RunJumpDev Hurdles is an ongoing short-cycle work-and-tell program to spur your project forward. You start by entering your solo, team, or company project(s) into the program. You can be anywhere in your project’s lifecycle: beginning, middle, or end. Every week for four weeks, you’ll set a public goal (a hurdle), try to meet or exceed […]
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