Scruffy Dog Games (Palace of a Thousand Curses)
@scruffydoggames.bsky.social
We're making a 2.5D swashbuckler set in a magical Al-Andalus:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3330540/Palace_of_a_Thousand_Curses/
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3330540/Palace_of_a_Thousand_Curses/
3/3
3. Walt (2K), the final lead writer, who did the final main script pass.
4. Me, who did the other stuff - barks, scripted combat dialog, loading screen tips, etc.
(Of course, lots of other people had a big influence on the story, but that's enough detail for now...)
3. Walt (2K), the final lead writer, who did the final main script pass.
4. Me, who did the other stuff - barks, scripted combat dialog, loading screen tips, etc.
(Of course, lots of other people had a big influence on the story, but that's enough detail for now...)
February 13, 2025 at 4:41 PM
3/3
3. Walt (2K), the final lead writer, who did the final main script pass.
4. Me, who did the other stuff - barks, scripted combat dialog, loading screen tips, etc.
(Of course, lots of other people had a big influence on the story, but that's enough detail for now...)
3. Walt (2K), the final lead writer, who did the final main script pass.
4. Me, who did the other stuff - barks, scripted combat dialog, loading screen tips, etc.
(Of course, lots of other people had a big influence on the story, but that's enough detail for now...)
2/3
1. Original guy who came up with core concept of Heart of Darkness influence + Dubai covered in sand (left fairly early in project)
2. A main Yager writer who came up with the plot we ended up using in the game and wrote the original script.
1. Original guy who came up with core concept of Heart of Darkness influence + Dubai covered in sand (left fairly early in project)
2. A main Yager writer who came up with the plot we ended up using in the game and wrote the original script.
February 13, 2025 at 4:40 PM
2/3
1. Original guy who came up with core concept of Heart of Darkness influence + Dubai covered in sand (left fairly early in project)
2. A main Yager writer who came up with the plot we ended up using in the game and wrote the original script.
1. Original guy who came up with core concept of Heart of Darkness influence + Dubai covered in sand (left fairly early in project)
2. A main Yager writer who came up with the plot we ended up using in the game and wrote the original script.
1/3
So... there were a bunch of writers involved at various times, but only two of us ended up getting text in the game. Not sure if they want names publicized, but roughly I remember it as:
So... there were a bunch of writers involved at various times, but only two of us ended up getting text in the game. Not sure if they want names publicized, but roughly I remember it as:
February 13, 2025 at 4:39 PM
1/3
So... there were a bunch of writers involved at various times, but only two of us ended up getting text in the game. Not sure if they want names publicized, but roughly I remember it as:
So... there were a bunch of writers involved at various times, but only two of us ended up getting text in the game. Not sure if they want names publicized, but roughly I remember it as:
Both photos taken by the same photographer (and pulled off wikipedia because attribution is easy to find):
By Turol Jones, un artista de cojones from Villanueva del Cascajal, República Independiente de Mi Casa
By Turol Jones, un artista de cojones from Villanueva del Cascajal, República Independiente de Mi Casa
January 18, 2025 at 7:51 PM
Both photos taken by the same photographer (and pulled off wikipedia because attribution is easy to find):
By Turol Jones, un artista de cojones from Villanueva del Cascajal, República Independiente de Mi Casa
By Turol Jones, un artista de cojones from Villanueva del Cascajal, República Independiente de Mi Casa
At the companies I've worked at, they tried a lot of different structures and org setups to improve various problems. No one was ever happy with any of them. I wonder if part of the reason for no standardization is just that no one's found anything that works well enough to be worth standardizing.
January 11, 2025 at 8:54 PM
At the companies I've worked at, they tried a lot of different structures and org setups to improve various problems. No one was ever happy with any of them. I wonder if part of the reason for no standardization is just that no one's found anything that works well enough to be worth standardizing.