Yesterday (January 26, 2019) I pushed versions 0.1.0 and 0.2.0 of TimberWolf to GitHub. Neither of these are true releases, and they are both not production (or even development) ready, but they are significant in that they represent the move from C++ to the Rust programming language. TimberWolf 0.1.0: The C++ Update This release represents…
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This morning, HyperTrace 2.0 and HyperTrace Pro 2.0.1 were released. As usual, you can learn more about these apps by visiting their page. Executive Summary This is a major update for the app, including an overhauled UX design, performance improvements, a ton of feature additions, and some bug fixes. Overall, this update brings the app…
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Our first mobile app, called HyperTrace, has finally been released! It’s available on Google Play as both a free and ad-free paid version. More details are available here: https://dangerzonegames.com/apps/hypertrace/.
DetailsOver the last few weeks, I’ve been doing a lot of work on getting the branding in order with this company and its web presence. New Logo First and foremost in the list of exciting new developments is the new logo. The design is a radiation hazard symbol stylized as a compass, which represents the…
DetailsOver the last few months, a fair amount of work has gone into developing the TimberWolf game engine to be easy to install and work with. One of the major milestones of the engine has finally been reached: the engine can now be compiled as a shared library. So in a sense, “The Road to…
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