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6 posts in Game Development

Oct 7, 2026Game DevelopmentInfinitus: The Rules Engine Has No SceneOne decision made early in Infinitus and defended since: the code that knows how the game works contains nothing from Unity's presentation side. Here is what that bought me (the AI, replays, online play) and what it costs.3 min
Oct 7, 2026Game DevelopmentFallen Sand: A World Where Every Pixel Is SimulatedI am building a post-apocalyptic shooter where the world is a falling-sand simulation. This is how the world is stored, how it updates fast enough on the CPU, and why buildings fall down when you shoot the floor out from under them.4 min
May 30, 2025Game DevelopmentInfinitus: Wrapping WebGL in a React ComponentIn this devlog, I walk through building a reusable <code>GLCanvas</code> React component for hardware-accelerated 2D/3D graphics in Next.js. You’ll see how I set up the WebGL2 context, implement a fixed-timestep game loop with FPS tracking, normalize mouse input, and even pause the loop when the tab goes hidden. This foundation makes it easy to drop in your own shaders, game logic, and rendering code.3 min
Apr 3, 2025Game DevelopmentUnity Development: Queues Are Not All Bad! (Part 3)A Queue<T> is a dynamic, FIFO data structure. You add items to the “back” of the queue and remove them from the “front.”2 min
Mar 15, 2025Game DevelopmentUnity Development: Use Stacks! (Part 2)In Part 2 of our Unity data-structures series, we dive into the power of Stack<T>, the ultimate Last-In-First-Out collection. Discover how simple Push, Pop, and Peek operations can streamline undo/redo systems, depth-first searches, and nested state machines allowing you to write cleaner, faster, and more maintainable game logic.2 min
Dec 3, 2023Game DevelopmentUnity Development: Don’t Use Lists for Everything! (Part 1)Unity developers often default to using lists for collections, but this approach isn’t always the most efficient or effective. While lists offer simplicity and direct access to elements, they may not be the optimal choice for all scenarios.3 min