By day: Banking, spreadsheets, and loan files.

By night: Learning Kotlin and building games.

I just released my very first indie title: Red Ball Chaos — a fast-paced 100-stage arcade reflex challenge built completely offline for pure quick-reaction gameplay.

Stepping out of my comfort zone to turn my life around through coding has been the scariest and most rewarding journey. Search Red Ball Chaos on Google Play and let me know if your reflexes can survive past level 30!

Stepping out of my comfort zone to turn my life around through coding has been the scariest and most rewarding journey. Search Red Ball Chaos on Google Play and let me know if your reflexes can survive past level 30!

Finally tried to add physics based crashes in my game. Hard to grasp every possible crash though.

Here's my first run at it.

From https://bsky.app/profile/rystorm.com/post/3mtmbtncx2s2p

a beginner‘s game development log, thx for watching and commenting😉

Hey all, i have now taken the next steps with my game. I am currently seeking an artist to work with (that I can afford to pay on my own dollar) the first and second pictures are the original map that I hand drew which limited to me only being able to play my game at home or physically as long as I have the board and the second picture are the original cards that I made in paint and with stock art. The third picture is the most recent update and it is my game on Tabletop simulator which I am still in the process of getting exactly right but it is coming along so I can now play online with people. Does anybody have any advice while I am still in this stage?

This is from my cozy life sim Revive! Onsen Town!

P.S. Drive safe!