New work on the game.

Game

Sophia

dontcallmebrownie @dontcallmebrownie

8 years ago

So, I had originally marked this as a complete release because this page was meant to be a proof of concept demo for a Game that had been in conceptual and story development for years. I think I’m at a point now where I can safely revisit it and start some new work on the thing!

I’ve started on a port of the Demo first. Over to a pure C++/SDL2 base. That probably means nothing to non-devs but it’s a cool first step in a really cool direction.

Basically as I revisit this, I’m sort of gaining enough confidence in my programming skill that would actually convince me I can complete it within a decent amount of time. So the plan for now is to port the Demo. From there I’ll start making plans to begin development on Sophia Proper, maybe not full time, but this concept is so nearly finished on my end that it would be a crime not to at least get some real progress made on the technical side.

That’s it really, I think I can really do this, so I’m gonna take a crack at it. Progress and builds will be made available as they get finished off.

Thanks for reading guys!

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