This domain, senshi.ph, has been around since 2007. It lay dormant for 7 years, hoping for the time I would actually have use for it. After I left my last studio two years ago, this domain suddenly found itself finally attached to a host, but it’s only this time that I’ve actually managed to create the website for it.
The reason for this is that Senshi Labs, as this little hermitage is now called, has been in incubation for a little over a year. I have been working with various teams to develop a couple of educational games, but these projects have been pro bono and involve a lot of research (for content) and development (for technology). Take one of my teams, an all-girl group…
Clockwise from left: Mawi, Me, Angge and Anje
We’re currently hopping around the country, doing a bit of research for our cultural/educational action platformer game, which we’ll call Project K for now. This project is actually taking us a long time, longer than we wanted it to be because we all have day jobs. We’re also building a game engine that runs on Visual Studio and C++ (resisting Unity thus far) so this is going to take quite a while (years maybe).
In the meantime, at least we already have a few concept art on hand:
Hey Doc B. Your projects got noticed on Reddit. You’re a teacher, so you can probably take criticism. Click at your own risk.
You’ve got a supporter here, though. Keep it up, and I hope one day you do achieve your vision of making enjoyable games.
Hello! Thanks. 🙂 I normally don’t drop by Reddit. Too many trolls and wading through them is counter-productive (as I am guessing that most of them have not played the game and therefore cannot be counted on for real criticism). Thanks for the support, though.
Oh and super thanks for dropping by! Through you I found another site to follow (gamebros.ph). 🙂