Edward Rowe
@edwardrowe.bsky.social
Programmer and indiedev. Made Sparklite with Red Blue Games. Full time eng at Google.
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Cross Blitz 1.0 is finally out!
We've been working on this for over 6 years. An absolutely exhaustive undertaking. I learned a lot during its development, and I'm a much stronger artist and writer because of it.
I hope its characters and world resonate with people, if even just a little.
We've been working on this for over 6 years. An absolutely exhaustive undertaking. I learned a lot during its development, and I'm a much stronger artist and writer because of it.
I hope its characters and world resonate with people, if even just a little.
November 24, 2025 at 4:16 PM
Cross Blitz 1.0 is finally out!
We've been working on this for over 6 years. An absolutely exhaustive undertaking. I learned a lot during its development, and I'm a much stronger artist and writer because of it.
I hope its characters and world resonate with people, if even just a little.
We've been working on this for over 6 years. An absolutely exhaustive undertaking. I learned a lot during its development, and I'm a much stronger artist and writer because of it.
I hope its characters and world resonate with people, if even just a little.
This is a great tip. I record my screen nearly every time I test, in gamedev and not. Just to be able to refer back to it and play it frame by frame, or even to watch the error log.
Very easy with Quick time on Mac.
Very easy with Quick time on Mac.
Game dev pro-tip:
Get really really comfortable with recording your screen with a program like OBS, and make a habit of recording your tests and repros on anything where timing matters or that takes awhile to repro.
I don't do this nearly enough but when I do it's always super helpful
Get really really comfortable with recording your screen with a program like OBS, and make a habit of recording your tests and repros on anything where timing matters or that takes awhile to repro.
I don't do this nearly enough but when I do it's always super helpful
July 19, 2025 at 1:18 AM
This is a great tip. I record my screen nearly every time I test, in gamedev and not. Just to be able to refer back to it and play it frame by frame, or even to watch the error log.
Very easy with Quick time on Mac.
Very easy with Quick time on Mac.