The curse of messing around with procedural generation: At some point you'll be unable to get any work done because you just can't stop yourself pressing the 'regenerate' button one more time to see it do it's thing.

I felt like there was a place in the ag-racer market for something more like rally.

So, I made a prototype. Set in the dusty ruins of ancient anti-grav tracks, the crowds gone, but the gates still work.

A ton more work than I could manage alone, but it was fun to get the idea out of my head.

Another weird prototype from a while ago. One of many 'programming' game ideas I've tried making over the years. I think I'd been playing a lot of exapunks at the time.

I noticed my current content on here might imply I just make maps. In truth I just make whatever I'm curious about. In this case a sci-fi ROV simulation driven by text commands. Any text could be bound to single key presses to keep things fluid but it had a full coding interface for the brave.

(Trying out the video support on here).
Far to long ago I decided to make a map viewer in Unity for for my overly ambitious D&D world.