But for those of you who want to know what’s going on here at Decision Point Games (other than, well… very little), this blog\u00a0is the\u00a0blog\u00a0you need to read.<\/p>\n
There’s actually a lot to do here at Decision Point Games.\u00a0In addition to all\u00a0the official business stuff, there’s a web site to develop, a blog to write, video to edit, cut and post. And there’s even some games to make.<\/p>\n
But with all of these things vying for time, I’ve been focused primarily on making the game, Island Survival<\/em>. It’s a great game. It’s been fun to develop, and it will be fun to play. But for the sake of brevity, I’ll cover the game in a seperate category.<\/p>\n For now, I just want to tell you what this is all about. This is a game development blog. A place to share\u00a0my thoughts on game development. A place\u00a0to inform the players\u00a0of the design decisions that are being made.<\/p>\n One thing that I’ve found in the games that I enjoy, is the presence of the developers. Some developers actively communicate with their gaming community. From a player’s perspective, it’s nice to know the developers have that commitment. Those developers take note of what their players have to say. They keep the players up-to-date with the latest developments. And it’s that communication that creates a better experience for all.<\/p>\n I think it’s important to keep the community informed. \u00a0And with this blog, I’ll be able to do just that.<\/p>\n Enjoy,<\/p>\n Charles Kiptin<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" But for those of you who want to know what’s going on here at Decision Point Games (other than, well… very little), this blog\u00a0is the\u00a0blog\u00a0you need to read. There’s actually a lot to do here at Decision Point Games.\u00a0In addition to all\u00a0the official business stuff, there’s a web site to develop, a blog to write, … <\/p>\n