Like a lot of people, I have a number of 4′ x 3′ diy rockwall filled acoustic panels in my studio. You know the ones, right? Traditionally these are mounted and secured to walls in a number of different ways: french cleats, specialist brackets, chains etc. However, a few years ago I realised that I […]
Continue ReadingA playable demo of Silt has been made available on Steam. Featuring the first chapter (or about 20 minutes of gameplay depending how you get on) it’ll give you a pretty good idea of what the team having been cooking-up for the past three (four?!?) years. Eurogamer also featured a great write-up of the demo […]
Continue ReadingTowards the end of 2021 Silt got a great four page write-up and interview in issue 57 of Wireframe magazine, which included a few words from me on my approach to the game’s audio. As well as the print edition the magazine is available as a free pdf. Brilliantly, Dymond came up with some distinctly […]
Continue ReadingTo celebrate the recent release of my pal Stark’s science fiction novel Ten Low I put together some ambiences for a few selected locations in the book. These can either be listened to as an accompaniment to reading the book, in conjunction with a table RPG or board game session or on their own. There’s […]
Continue ReadingIt’s a pleasure to say that Silt was officially announced during the PC Gamer show at E3 in June 2021. It’s the culmination of a lot of hard work, especially from Dom and Tom at Spiral Circus, so to see the response it’s got has been pretty amazing. There’s always a knot in your stomach […]
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