This didn’t take alot of time to make, and the finished game isn’t actually that bad. This is the first original peice i’ve done, which is change.We got daily first for it too, which is also a pretty damn good change.

Nodes can be played here.

This game took a while to finish, and I found that drawing up the graphics for RPG games can be pretty damn hard. Most of the dioluge in this game was done by Eggy, the creator of all the Draw Play games. He did the coding for the game as well.

Although the game does look mostly like your average RPG, it lacks that battle system that pretty much all good RPGs have. I guess because of this, the game is no where near as fun as it could be. When we eventually start making Smithies Quest 2, we will definatley spend a good while developing a good and slightly original battle engine. Smithys Quest can be played here.

I’d always wanted to make a throwing type game in the style of Kitty Kannon and PinguThrow, and so I decided that I’d team up with a coder to make one. The aim of this game is to throw your little prison escapee as far as you possibly can whilst avioding certain obstacles. Spacebar is pretty much the only button you need to press whilst playing the game.

It took about 3 months of working and organization to produce this game, and I’m quite happy with the result. The graphics were fun to make and the game came along quite nicely. Prison Throw can be played here.

After creating a scrolling platform engine with a friend of mine, I decided that I should turn it into a sequal for Quibeland 2. Although this game has about 5 bosses and alot more levels then the previous Quibeland I can’t say that i liked it more. The quality of the game is pretty average and it took alot of effort to make. Quibeland 2 can be viewed here.

This was the first game I had completed under the name of Shibby. It was also the first peice I’d coded and animated by myself. Quibeland can be viewed here.