 | Bobby has been playing and making games as long as he can remember.
Whether it's spending hours writing D&D adventures for his Monday night role-playing groups, organizing rowdy crowds of larpers in muddy fields over cold Autumn weekends in England, or spending far too long building over-produced prototypes, knowing most of it will probably be removed after the first play-through, the need to create and entertain has always been a part of who he is.
So one morning in 2016, he awoke with the lofty notion of seeing whether it could take his ideas to the next level.
"Let's see if I can make and publish my own games.", he said to himself.
Foolish boy.
However, three years later, he's almost there. After a lot of late nights, a forest's worth of cardboard cut up, many ink cartridges used, and more empty spray glue cans than should be environmentally allowed, Bobby may actually be able to call himself a game designer. |
