Updated to a copy without the Geek ranking questions.

Wow, that was a great contest! I hope everyone had fun. The game will remain live here, but the score submission system has been disabled and the high-score table will be kept around as a summary.

The final summary geeklist can be found on VGG here...

And we go live.

(Let's see how many bugs we've got here...)

Okay, let's add the score submission stuff. Maybe a bit last minute, but hey ho.

Hello again, Soul Ladder. Have a bit of a tweak - maybe I can run you as a competition in December.

Urgh, all the artwork's done. Man, I need to be more sensible next time I come up with a game idea.

Well, the "1st August" date has gone by. I was hoping we could have run this as a VGG anniversary competition. Oh well. Had quite a bit of player feedback though. Thanks guys for that. I've completed it a few times myself now, so good to get new feedback - easy to get snowblind.

Lots more features added. Still got 100+ pieces of pixelart to create though. *sob* I'm not a pixel artist. Why did I think this was a good idea?

Did... did I just lose my whole weekend to a prototype game idea? When was the last time that happened? I'm happy the game flourished so quickly though. Concept to functional skeleton in a few days.

I've got an annoying sprite flickering glitch going on, and I've got no idea what's causing it. I need to work out how to debug Flash better.

Throwing together some graphics and concept ideas. Why do so many of my games start of as Excel spreadsheet files...?

Hmmm. Years ago we threw together a game called Runway where the player was presented with a question with 4 answers - depending on which answer was picked would determine whether the player progressed along the game's path by 1, 2, 3 or 4 spaces. I'm thinking there might be a way to combine this with an RPG concept, so I'm starting to throw together some ideas.

As I'm doing this ... let's take a look at Flash at the same time. Make it a learning experience.