Ashi Wash had quite a bit of dialog given how short the game is. It was a lot of work, but also it was a lot of fun. During one of the recording sessions, Julian took his phone out and filmed much of the process. I’ve edited the footage down to a short video to …
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Oculus Rift owners rejoice! Ashi Wash is now available on the Oculus Store! In the process of bringing Ashi Wash to the Oculus Store, we’ve improved our support of the Oculus Touch controllers, which is reflected on Steam, Itch.io, and of course the Oculus Store. Additionally, we’ve improved the performance of the game and made …
There’s lots of discussion about Indie Devs struggling struggling to sell their game on Steam. The barrier to creating and selling a game is lower than ever, but that means the market is more crowded than ever, too. Despite being crowded, Steam is still the best platform to sell games on PC, and Steam offers …
We’re excited to announce that Ashi Wash finally officially supports the Oculus Rift! Ashi Wash always sort of supported the Oculus Rift, but we never had an Oculus Rift of our to test with. But now, thanks to the kind folks at Oculus, we have a Rift now! They also sent us some pretty cool …
You may have heard that our game Ashi Wash is based on a Japanese folktale. Stories about yokai are pretty interesting, right? Japan’s culture until recently developed with little interaction from the Western world. We think games are a great way of exploring experiences outside of one’s own normal life, so here are four that …
Two Glass Hams took a trip down to a local high school and encouraged the kids there to express themselves by making video games! This blog post is going to feature a lot of content about how to start making games.
Hi folks!
We’ve got an all new version of Ashi Wash coming out April 30th! It’s going to be releasing on Itch.io and Steam for $3.00, so we wanted to talk about what’s new and improved since the original game jam game.
Last week Julian, Matt, and myself demo’d Ashi Wash in a public space for the first time. In this blog post I’m going to talk about the event, how we prepared for it, and what we learned in the process. Hopefully it’ll be helpful and interesting, especially those new to the world of indie game development.