Author: eigenbom

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Post author By eigenbom
Post date March 2, 2012

: A form generated with Fugu, and rendered with Blender.

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A coloured sphere

Post author By eigenbom
Post date March 2, 2012

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Post author By eigenbom
Post date March 2, 2012

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Strandbeest

Post author By eigenbom
Post date February 25, 2012

So I met a Strandbeest the other day at Federation Square. Strandbeest are machine-beasts built from plastic tubes which, powered by the wind, can walk autonomously. Check out the strandbeest site for more info!

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Sucker-thing

Post author By eigenbom
Post date February 22, 2012

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More bunnies…

Post author By eigenbom
Post date February 22, 2012

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Post author By eigenbom
Post date February 22, 2012

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Thorny Little Rabbit

Post author By eigenbom
Post date February 22, 2012

Currently growing thorns on the Stanford Bunny with fugu…

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Dear Esther

Post author By eigenbom
Post date February 17, 2012

Dear Esther is a game recently released by thechineseroom. It is the one of the most visually astounding, atmospheric, and moving games I’ve played in a long time. There are no weapons, no items, and no interaction with the environment. You simply explore the environment and unfold the story. There is no play in this game, you are simultaneously inhabiting a painting and a poem, with a deeply resonating score.

See some screenshots I took through my playthrough. They are spoilers, so if you intend on playing, you shouldn’t look …

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Indie games blogs I read

Post author By eigenbom
Post date February 16, 2012

I spend too much time reading blogs! Although I try to keep it to a minimum, I still have 250 odd rss feeds. One day, I’ll cull it back to like 100. Until then, sharing is caring, here’s some of the indie games blogs I read — check em out!