#metroplexity

[kinakgames]

I don’t talk about Metroplexity much here, but I’m in a bit of a festive mood since we just hit our tenth anniversary.

It started out as a game of the not-too-distant future inspired in places by Shadowrun and Planescape: Torment. There have been a lot of times where the dark future felt too close for comfort, but it’s been a lot of fun and I’m really proud of the community built up around it.

And, if luck holds, I’ll have another ten years to add even more stuff to it, as long as there are players that want to peer into odd visions through their web browsers.

[kinakgames]

Hi! I'm Kinak, also known as Landon Winkler.

My day job is as lead developer for Metroplexity Games, where I work on Metroplexity and Twilight Heroes.

The rest of the time I'm playing games, making bentos for my spouse, GMing Pathfinder, enjoying Columbus's food scene, reading books from our kick-ass public library, or obsessively taking pictures of cute animals.

I use Facebook and Twitter for company stuff, so I expect this will be a bit more about my personal interests. We'll see what happens!

Cheers! Kinak

[surfacestars-blog]

Big ups to my friend, Al, from the game Metroplexity for returning to Fallen London briefly to help me out in SMEN.

I think I'm getting the hang of editing my separate screen shots into a sorta collage. Now, I might still be doing it the wrong way about. But, at least I'm polishing up on that method. Did a few things different with this one compared to the other. I'll compare them to see if there is any noticeable difference.

After this I'll start using the new options for St. Arthur's Candle. Should be good.