The Gameplay Accelerator

Want to make a game without a big engine, but still get shit done?This is a 90 day step-by-step system. Built for guys who want to focus on writing gameplay code - without wasting years building an engine from scratch.Just enjoy the game-dev process, while hanging out with other guys who're doing the same.

Who is this for?

This is for you if you are...

  1. A dude in your 20's or early 30's

  2. Want to program in Odin

  3. Can dedicate at least 2hrs a day to game-dev

  4. Want to make a buildy / crafty / management style of game with pixel art

What you'll get...

COMMUNITY

Hang out and make friends with other dudes who're doing the same thing as you.Both online & in-person.

CUSTOM ENGINE

Use my systems to skip the boring work (like graphics programming).Dive straight into working on the game you want to make.

1-TO-1 SUPPORT

Get on-demand support, directly from me via Discord DMs.I'll give you personalized advice and create resources tailored specifically to the problems you want to solve.

the problem:

Game Dev is fu*king hard

And it's even harder without a big engine.

I ain't gonna sugar coat it.It feels like there's a thousand different things you need to learn before seeing any real progress.Now while it may feel this way. It actually isn't that bad.Hear me out.Over the years I've spent hours upon hours... wasting my time. (for lack of a better way to put it)Yes, with game dev there are many things that could be done at any given moment.BUT... only a small handful of them actually matter.So how do you tell which ones matter and which don't?


Well, I see two options...


#1Brute force it with trial and error.Spend a lot of time working on things that don't actually get you anywhere, until you've done so much of, what not to do, that you realise what matters.(this is what I did for the last 5 years by the way, perfectly valid path)


#2Find someone who's further ahead than you on the journey, and learn from their mistakes.Skip over all the dead ends, and have confidence that what you're working on will get you to where you want to go.
(a playable game)

If you think option #2 sounds a lot easier and more enjoyable, that's what this is for.

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