Stop Forcing AI Disclosure
In the new episode of my PW Podcast I share some thoughts on forcing developers to disclose their AI usage in order to publish. The TL;DR; is that I think it's all about the end results not the tool
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Update on Porting from Unity to Unreal Engine
Following my previous write-up, I am moving my ProjectHack.net game from Unity to Unreal Engine. I have learned a lot, so here are some updates. Coding with Blueprints OK, let’s get the touchy subject out of the way first. Everyone has an opinion o...
Is it time to VM my development setup?
As I consider a nuke and pave on my central development Mac, I start thinking about all those tweaks and tools I've set up over time and will never remember until after resetting. I started thinking about moving my entire development stack to a virtu...
My first iOS game is out.
I am happy and proud to announce my first iOS game has been released. Say hello to Endless Hurdles, the game where jumping gives more than conclusions (you've seen the film right?). There is also the developer joke that started it all in the name, do...
Project H8ck – Hello, Unreal Engine
Creating an Idle-style game with Unreal Engine is proving very interesting, but I have not found many details on it. This has me thinking that I need to create a video series. Contact me if you think this would be useful. The extensive full-game deve...
My first week of porting from Unity to Unreal Engine
After a few frustrations with Unity, I started learning Unreal Engine (5). Let me start by saying that I have been using Unity to create games and even some apps over the years. My most recent is the early release of Project Hack, an idle-style game ...
What I think are the best bits of Xcode 14
CompileSwift Podcast Season 4 Episode 12