Preparing for the Advent Game Demo launch
The Demo is about to go live and is in early testing, but for those of you who are involved right now, here is the map of the area.
The Planet Postmoderna Journey (Pt5): Fighting the Good Fight
It has been a while, and I am sure many of my readers are starved for an update. I am unsure where to start, but I can share that a lot has happened over the last year. Recruiting I have continuously looked for artists and talent to help with the project. I have found
Interview with Alan Morgan on Live True with Lisa Luca
Interview with Alan Morgan on Live True with Lisa Luca Lisa Lucca, the host of Live True on KTAL 101.5, interviewed me on Dec 2nd, 2022. The Las Cruces Community Radio Program is broadcast weekly. It was a great way to get the word out about the book and the game project. Lisa
The Planet Postmoderna Journey (Pt4): The Pivot
Progress since 2011 Most of the preliminary efforts at fundraising, recruiting a team, and promoting the Planet Postmoderna project for Entropia Universe's Partner Planet Program were slow-going. Building a demo to use as a pitch platform was where most of the development emphasis was placed. In 2011, my life changed a lot on the
The Planet Postmoderna Journey (Pt3) : Early Concept
In late 2008, I started looking for volunteers to help on the project. I only knew a little about 3D Design. Most of what I learned came from online tutorials and books about Blender, a popular free 3D design application. Sketchup was also pretty popular at the time. Although Autodesk had set the game
The Planet Postmoderna Journey (Pt2): New Opportunity
In 2008 (as I shared in the last article (Postmoderna Journey Pt1), I went from playing in Entropia Universe to trying to launch a Partner Planet. Did I know what I was getting into? Nope, I did not but, did I let that stop me? No. I was filled with excitement and child-like optimism.
The Planet Postmoderna Journey (Pt1): How it started
It all started with an article. My Virtual Summer Job The article which was originally published in May, 2008, peaked my interest with the opening paragraph: "While his friends scramble for jobs flipping burgers or bagging groceries this summer, 18-year-old Mike Everest will be working as a trader in the fantasy Web world of
