ROTNG release + what's next

It's been a while since I posted here, hasn't it? I'm not, in fact, dead, and will now elaborate upon what I've been up to:

First, Realm of the New God. Cool title (I think so anyway), and it's been the main thing I've worked on for quite a while. Without going into too much detail, my university course has a long, free-form final project rather than exams, and ROTNG was initially created there. It took quite an effort to finish it in time, despite having a whole year to do so, and I still think it could use a bit of polish in places. Fortunately, I plan to continue working on it for a *long* time so that should be fixed when I get to it. I still think the game is in a very fun state though, and I'd recommend you try it out if you enjoy movement shooters.

Second, you may have noticed a game called Shards of the Past (but you probably didn't since the game got no views). Admittedly that was my fault, it was created at the end of a somewhat shorter university module, and by the time I got round to uploading it I was too tired to bother giving it a good webpage. It's a kinda wierd strategy autobattler game that requires constant player reactivity in commands, and I want to go back to try making something with that gameplay style again sometime. As for the game itself, I probably won't be coming back to it, but I will try to fix up it's webpage soon.

Finally, onto the subject of Subject#n. Progress has... well progress really hasn't for around a year. I haven't given up on it, of course, it was more of a lack of time-based issue. Now that my university course is essentially over though, I plan to prioritise the development of part 3 as soon as I get back to work (I'm taking a bit of time off). Ideally, I want to get Subject#n finished and released before moving on to ROTNG's continued development, since it's my first major project I'm very much invested in seeing it finally completed.

That's it for now. Hopefully I'll be back to posting updates soon. Farewell.