Another thanks to Rich Vreeland (Disasterpeace) for once again allowing us to use a few of his 8-bit audio gems. Since creating the first animated Passcode back in May 2009, Rich's music has fueled each foray into pixelated Glyos, both on screen and behind the scenes. His tunes never fail to have an emotional impact, and truly are a vital ingredient to the series. A shout out to my actual evil twin as well, who helped me with testing Glyaxia and tweaked a few audio bits for me.
Finally, thank you Matt. You have this uncanny ability to bring out things in people they would've otherwise never knew existed. I think this is a direct result of having too much creative energy for one man to handle. It's been a privilege to call the Doughty household my second home, and after all this time I feel we're still just scratching the surface together.
There will be an update to Glyaxia II later this week that some of you may get a kick out of, including a new mini game (or two)... if you could choose your own Glyaxia Command player, who would you pick..?
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Noboto!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteMarc u r an incredible talent & u r so true when u said, "Finally, thank you Matt. You have this uncanny ability to bring out things in people they would've otherwise never knew existed. I think this is a direct result of having too much creative energy for one man to handle." Some day collectors will look back on Glyos as 1 of the true TREASURES in toy history!!! What a gift & genius Matt Doughty is 2 the indy toy world!!! Thanx 2 both of u 4 creating the Glyoverse & all the work u both do (Michelle & the rest of the Onell crew 2)!!! TGB
ReplyDeleteMarc, keep on keepin' on with all the crazy that you do. Never underestimate how you are able to translate all of this positive energy around you into things that are truly something, especially with all the stress that these drops can bring.
ReplyDeleteAs for the game, well, in terms of battling Blocks and whatnot, Enyriun would probably make the most sense . . . but the unnamed clone who seemingly bites it at the start of the whole adventure (vanishing in a pool of bright light) might make a good player character, too: either he's chasing after the Crays to try and save his job, but by that point the automated defenses are out of whack, or the jolt of energy actually turned him into a full-fledged Proto-Sincroid, which makes him as much of a target as the Crays.
Either way, whatever you decide will no doubt be awesome!
Thank YOU Marc! Always amazed at what you guys put together for everyone! I think I've played the new game at least a dozen times, and just after posting this, gonna run through it again… LOVE it!
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