Success is not the key to happiness. Happiness is the key to success. If you love what you are doing, you will be successful.
by Albert Schweitzer
There are times when you need to remind yourself why you do what you do. Every time I read this quotation I am sure that I will achieve my goals.
Here is another screenshot from our upcoming title. While we are working on this we are sure it will be an awesome game. I’ve never seen so much passion in myself (and my team-members). Visit our site often as I will be posting more and more info about this game (read other blog entries to find out more about this game).
It’s time to show you our youngest baby and no! I’m not talking about kids. This is the game I hope to put on shelven in late July, so keep your fingers crossed. It combines two most popular puzzle game genres. Which ones? Let me hold you on that a little bit longer. Make sure to sign up to our newsletter to be noticed when the game is out!
They say you can not manage stuff you do not measure. So I measure. I just realized that we exceeded 10,000 downloads. In less than 80 days. Now it’s time to run for 100 thousand downloads. So please, download games from www.anawiki.com. I don’t want to wait for 720 days đ
I’d been looking at many games lately. The odd thing that came to my mind was that my next game is not inspired by top notch games like Zuma, Bejeweled 2 Deluxed or Fairies, but… and that was a huge surprise to me, by a simple but fun game like Sweety Puzzle.
Of course those games are great, but rather than inspiration they bring motivation. Motivation to achieve same level of quality.
I need both.Inspiration to start working on a fun and challenging game and motivation to finish it.
Maybe I shouldn’t be that surprised when I received todays google alert, but I was. I was starring at the email saying blog entry Maggie the gardener. I was like “Man, did someone post a review of our game?”. I had to check it out. AnnMarie’s daughter name is Maggie and she made a post about how he had to dig the patatoes with Maggie on his back. Job well done.
Anyway, that blog entry was made almost a year ago. Internet is huge. Google spiders don’t catch it up on time.
They say management is everything. It’s the key to success. But when it comes to art, managers are powerless. I asked Damian (our artist) to make one GUI element for our next game. 5 days ago. I still don’t have it. It’s not that Damian is lazy. He just want to make it perfect. I don’t blame him – we need high quality art. Still, I wish I could rush art.
Well, finally it happend. I’m so exited. Thank’s to Indiepath you can play it as soon as your download finishes. What are you waiting for… get a free demo for you now.
Would you like to have total freedom and creativity control over paths? With the next release of Maggie the Gardener (1.5) you’ll get it. Now not olny you can draw paths the way you want it, but you can mix them, put one on the top of the other. Take a look at the screenshot on the right. Don’t you like does curves?
Maggie the Gardener will have big upgrade pretty soon. Not only we greatly improved the way you can create path (total freedom), but we implemented built in online gallery. Real gallery, where you can submit your gardens, see others and vote on each other.
I am 28 years old, but I love doing gardens with Maggie. It is so surprising to me that a game that was made for kids can be so fun to their parents đ
So what are you waitnig for, check this game out now.
