Blog
Updates on our latest projects, and musings on game design
Why I wrote a commercial game in C in 2025
For the last few years we’ve been working on a train management game, Iron Roads, which we releas...
Perceivable consequence, or why we reworked Iron Roads' new townscreen
Iron Roads has seen influx of new testers recently, and with them have arrived new perspectives a...
A new theme and a new mode
Our update cycles seem to begin with us worrying about Iron Roads, pinpointing the source of our ...
Emails are dead - long live contracts!
The upcoming update will remove emails from the game and replace them with a similar, but differe...
Summer updates for Iron Roads: cargo scenario, a proper tutorial, and what the game actually is
We’ve had a busy summer with Iron Roads, with the first pre-alpha playtest in May, and Steam’s Ne...
Just the ticket
Something very exciting happened last month: Iron Roads was released into the big scary world and...
Introducing Iron Roads
We have been working on a train management game called Iron Roads over the past few months. Now t...
2022 in review
Happy New Year!
1.0.5 update for We'll always have Paris
We just sent out the 1.0.5 update of We’ll always have Paris. There are no big changes, it just f...
Adventure X 2022
We’re just back from an amazing weekend exhibiting We’ll always have Paris at AdventureX in Londo...
Streaming to Steam from the command line with ffmpeg
We were lucky enough to show We’ll always have Paris in the AdventureX Steam event last week. We’...
Announcing We'll always have Paris
Since releasing Sarawak, I have been working on We’ll always have Paris, a short narrative experi...
Website redesign and update
Hello!
Sarawak is now out
Hello everyone!
Sarawak is launching on Steam on the 28 January!
Happy New Year everyone!
Sarawak update: The cogs are spinning!
We reached an important milestone this week. The words have been written, the puzzles created, th...
Announcing Sarawak, a narrative adventure for Desktop and Mobile, launching early 2021
Progress has been swift on Sarawak, and I am excited to announce and share the first trailer:
Midnight at the cafe
The night belongs to the poets and the madmen
Introducing Sarawak
The resident musicians at the Hotel Nacional de Cuba had a job to do, and the howling winds and l...
