Louistrations

The website for my upcoming iOS game is now live! It'll be updated with more content over time, to view please go to lolly.louistrations.co.uk!

Just another teaser for my upcoming iOS game.

Here's another small teaser poster for my upcoming iOS game.

Work on my game has been sapping most of my creative energy, so I apologise for the lack of artwork I've been producing lately. If you have no interest in my game then I'd like to thank you for your patience! I'm on my final "to do" list for the game - admittedly it's a very long list; but at least I now have the goal in sight!

Here's a couple of screenshots of my upcoming game, "The Legacy of Lolly".

Sir Lolly gets to visit many different locations and scenarios by going on excursions in his super-incredibly-awesome Lollicopter; yet this is the location that he'll always return to, a small school in an area named "Westgate". It's also quite special as it's the location depicted in the old games.

This isn't a mockup; it's the playable game running at a lovely 60fps on my iPhone4. Please bear in mind that this is work in progress and is subject to change. There'll be less repetition of the children.

Well, here it is; the game reveal of the year! Haha, or perhaps not!

If you've known me for a long time then you may recognise the figure, but I understand that most won't. The game is based on a series of games that I made way back in high school.

The game is well into development but there's still a lot to finish, so the game is a while from release yet. I'll have further details and screenshots to share with you before Christmas.

A roleplaying game based around the BBC television programme Animal Hospital.

A computer game based on the lollipop man from my primary school.

A computer game based on the lollipop man from my primary school.

A computer game based on the lollipop man from my primary school.

"Bernikah", The last of the "Pet Bern" games. The only 3D game I made.

A game created for the Amstrad CPC based on the television programme "Sliders".

Why? Because I could.

Shooting a beam from the slider timer to open a portal was exhilarating! Loading the next level from the cassette tape, not so exhilarating.

"Dummy Trek", The Holly game for the Amstrad CPC! I painstakingly managed to transfer it from a cassette tape on to the PC.