Size is the first and often the most important aspect of graphic design, and for a pixel art style card, how big or rather small you pick your card's size in pixels, dictates how the card and its art looks.

Of course a TCG doesn't really need a story, but mine has one to give you some context about what's going on. Here's the origin of our summoners: The black goo called “Liquid Shadow” briefly appeared on

I'm creating a pixel art TCG I've named Liquid Shadows. Every now and then, I'll be sharing art and lore about it here. For those who haven't seen it yet, here's what the first handful of monsters look

How to utilize the computing power used for proof of work

The big migration is over, we've arrived at our new residence and... it needs lots of touch-ups. Despite the immense potential in being a blockchain based social platform, I've never seen it being harvested

Facing all of the different choices in our daily life, often we wish for a simple list that gives us an overview, pros and cons, all of the items we have missed and everything we need to know in an easy

Had a request for Jigsaw themed transitions. They didn't come out as nice as I wanted and my excuse is: I was in a hurry. Yeah let's go with that. you can download them for free from: or: ▶️ DTube ▶️ IPFS

I've always tried to make a credits screen that's both nice while remaining flexible. Over the time I've had few tries with different ideas, but none of them satisfied me. Finally I sat down and wrote

Finally figured out the way to store the information for the gallery and it's now available on GitHub: I tried to keep it as simple as possible but if you had any problem setting it up or have a question,

Some of my designs for Ren'py game interfaces that never got used. you can have them for free after cutting them out of the png file. Credits for the placeholder images used in this demo: bg.jpg Uncle

Revamping my old gallery code and I'm almost finished, the only thing remained is finding a more elegant way to store the lock/unlock state for images. it will be available on my GitHub as soon as I finish

A friend challenged me to create a chess minigame on renpy, my answer was, I'm not mad enough to sit and write all of that logic, but creating the board itself should be interesting. the result was this

As a part of my migration to open source, I'm cleaning up my old code snippets before putting them on GitHub. this was the first. Not much have changed on the surface. just few small improvements. All

6 'nine-slice' frames for game or app interface. I've made these to use with my 0GUI (it's an overhauled GUI for Ren'py games) that you can download for free here: github.com/Kiaazad/0GUI they might look

This is the basic code for slot machine minigame, I've tried to keep it simple and easy to modify for the new developers, all you have to do is give it a background, a list of symbols (or with a slight

The first batch of new mouse pointers to use in games. to get the zip file you can check my patreon: or my deviantart:

It's not really a game, Just the basic class with functions you will need to give birth to any kind of game you have in mind that utilizes dices. Other than showcasing the 3 main functions you need for

Today Guardians of the galaxy 2 was on the TV when I was eating dinner and the whole time I was thinking: This Ego character is the christian God. He is the only of his kind. He is the only immortal being

If you're into game development, specially visual novels, I have some good news: As promised, here's my first set of codes for renpy that I'm sharing with the world. Up till a while ago, to get your hands

I've been coding for games in past few years specially for Ren'py game engine. After a while of trying to generate interest in my patreon by holding my code hostage, I decided to go the complete opposite