Welcome to the Upturned Inn

My first game, It Steals, asked the question, "How do I make an enemy that uses stealth to approach the player unpredictably." And I answered it in five different ways. My second game Dead Seater (which is free!), was a practice in negative space and extreme minimalism. I learned more from Dead Seater than I did from anything else I've made.

And The Upturned is like a reaction to that; my new game uses everything I've learned while doing everything completely upside-down from how I've done it before. I guess the question this time around is, "What kind of horror game do you get when you face all your fears in the process of making it?"

I still don't know yet, but I did realize I'm capable of more than I thought I was.

Among the things I feared to do, here is one: I learned to make music and put together an entire, original soundtrack. Here's a piece of it that others seem to like especially:

If you'd like to chat, we have a nice, little public discord: