Glass Knuckle Games

Been working on some grungy level design lately. Enjoying making things and then breaking them to pieces for that urban exploration feel. #screenshotsaturday

Scaling all jumps with agility was making it tough to control, so I added the ability to change your hang-time based on how long you hold the jump button.

The first level of my next project is shaping up to be my most intricate yet. Tons of alternate paths, secret areas, and of course vents to crawl through. #screenshotsaturday

Been cooking up some new & improved ladder code lately. Free-look, simple controls, can use weapons while climbing, can grab on or jump off at any point. Little things you'd take for granted in many games.

Working on some item placement code+shaders to make it clear to the player what's missing.

Made these retractable girders to setup for a missile launch sequence I've been working on. But they aren't just for show. They open up some interesting traversal options too.

It's a long way down... #screenshotsaturday

Made the first level of my next project way too large so I've just been making props for ages at this point. On the plus side, now there's a ton of things to scoop up and sell when you're back at camp. #screenshotsaturday

Had to redo a lot of my animations to support 2-handed weapons. But on the plus side, now I get to do stuff like this. #screenshotsaturday

Been improving some door code lately. Multiple varieties, keys, lockpicking, dual-sided opening, physics interactions, and lots more stuff most people will never notice. #screenshotsaturday

Adds "eating food should not make you gush blood" to my to-do list. #screenshotsaturday

What your decrepit nuclear bunker really needs is a room full of fake plants

Wrong turn

Rebuilt my input handling from the ground up recently. Seamless swapping between devices, more controllers supported, warnings about duplicate binds, etc. Lots of stuff I was putting off forever.

Been cooking up this lockpicking minigame these past few weeks. My cursor doesn't show in the recording, but you have to keep it steady on the target icon. WIP!

Now that I've implemented player stats, I get to do stuff like this. #screenshotsaturday

Since your equipped camera already controls what UI you see, I decided to take it a step further and add custom themes for each one. New fonts, colors, and maybe more?

Crunchy texturing process! #screenshotsaturday

Level design is often about filling spaces with random junk. Sometimes I turn these props into physics objects, let them scatter, then turn them back into static objects to be used in the game.

Made some new limb damage UI. Bonus leechrat getting obliterated by some mushrooms. #screenshotsaturday