Eggys Games Flash Collection is now coming soon to Steam! it features 22 of my best games all packaged into one exe that you can run off your computer which will be handy in the future when Flash gets removed from the web. It also features 22 behind the scenes documents showing how each game was made and some information about it. 

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1002520/Eggys_Games_Flash_Collection

Looking back on this year it's been a good year and a bad year at the same time. If I look at it in a optimistic way, I have learned a new program - Unity. I have learned a new language - C# and I have released my first ever 2 games onto Mobile with Unity. This is good, I layed the foundations for learning new game development. If I was to look back in an pessimist way though I would think 2 games is not very much. I wasted too much time and could have completed more. 

It's hard to decide which way to look at it. Doubts will always creep in your mind when you are any form of artist. Should I have done more? Was what I made good enough? 

Either way I'm happy to have laid the foundations for 2019, games will be made quicker now I have more of a grasp on the program and language, since I used to previously work in Flash and use AS3. 

I've also been held back by a few personal health problems and financial problems. 

Overall I'm glad and proud to have gotten back into game development after a long break for a while. I battled some personal stuff I talked about in previous posts, and now that I'm back to normal and focusing on game development again I have a lot of ideas that will be coming to mobile for 2019. 

Happy New Year from Eggys Games. 

Have a merry christmas! from Eggy :) Hope you get lots of egg presents! Like an egg, inside an egg, inside an egg, inside an egg, inside an egg, inside an egg, inside an egg, inside an egg, inside an egg, inside an egg, inside an egg, inside an egg, inside an egg. 

Chaos theory is an amazing music video made in under 64kb of memory. Anyone that knows much about optimizing, this is basically insane. It fits on a floppy disc. It even uses glitches in the actual computer software to achieve some of it's visuals. It may not seem like much these days, but this was made a long time ago when computers had hardly any memory or processing power and this guy managed to squeeze every last bit of memory out of it and it still holds up to this day as a visual masterpiece with the music.

Even more interesting, people that make these are part of whats known as "Demoscene" an underground type coding group that specializes in these sort of videos. Have a look at them on youtube and some of them are amazing. Complex maths to program these.