May 16, 2016
The Android version of Dolphin Up is now available as a free download via Amazon Underground. If you are unfamiliar with Underground, it is a service by Amazon that provides "Actually Free" versions of apps, meaning they are premium or paid apps (like Dolphin Up), or have all of their ads removed and in-app purchases included for free. You can find more info on Amazon Underground here.
May 11, 2016
Update: v1.9.2 is now live on the app store, and should resolve this problem.
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I am currently looking into the crash bug on the new version of Dolphin Up on iOS. My apologies if this update has broken the game for you. I believe I have found the issue and will get a fix onto the app store as soon as possible.
May 3, 2016
A new update for Dolphin Up is on the way to Google Play and the iOS App Store. The new version contains some of the content from the Wii U version of the game, as well as some bug fixes and UI improvements. The update is already going out onto Google Play, and the iOS version should be available soon(ish).
Apr 22, 2016
Dolphin Up is now on Steam Greenlight! If you are on Steam, please check it out.
This is my first attempt at publishing a desktop game. Thanks to Monkey I already have a fairly solid desktop version of the game that is playable and mostly ready. It will be quite similar to the Wii U version, with some revisions and changes to the UI and (assuming the game gets greenlit) integration with the Steam API for leaderboards and achievements.
Mar 21, 2016
Viper League is a local multiplayer snake arena combat game for 2-8 players. It was developed by myself and Justin Ray, with additional testing and support from Luke Pacholski, and crazy awesome music by Matt Creamer. It was heavily inspired by Towerfall, Tron, and Snake. The basic idea is you are a snake, and you have to out-live your opponents by not running into yourself, them, or the walls. There's also a small collection of power-ups you can use, including fireballs, grenades, and speed boosts.
In its current state, Viper League is sort of an early access build. We've put it up on itch.io as a browser game to test the waters and see what people think. If there appears to be interest we may try to further polish it and try to get it up on Steam or do some kind of console release.
My responsibilities on this game were mostly of the programming variety, with Justin handling the artwork, level design, and sound fx. The game was built using the Monkey X programming language, along with the Playniax Ignition/Pyro framework, and the Tiled Map Editor for level design.