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Hello, I'm Michael Todd, and I am a Toronto indie
game developer.
I've
worked on games both large and small, and have
four years experience designing games.
I can be contacted at michael@spyeart.com
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Michael
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Engine
of War - A 3D Shoot 'em up/Build-stuff
game. Build over 8 months with a small team,
this project was one of the most valuable
to me, in terms of work experience. It is
currently being published by
Akella.
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Garden
- An interactive painting, the game allows
the player to slowly grow each part of it,
until the screen is filled with colour.
It was featured on Indiegames.com.
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The
Scourge - A horror experience, this game
experiements with interactive storytelling,
placing the player in the game as both the
protagonist and the storyteller. I worked
with the talented Craig
D. Adams and the ultra-cool Arthur
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Yalfal's
Adventures - A basic action game, I made
this in 4 days for my sister, as she found
my other games too hard to play. I made it
for her, but since then, her teacher has used
it to teach math to the whole class.
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Tactics
Zen - A real time tactics game done in
abstract, allowing me to use units such as
blocks of spearmen vs. such units as heavy
bombers and hover tanks.
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- Submarine
- A concept document I made for an Adventure game.
- Room
Wars- A concept document for a RTS/RPG game.
- Hacker
- A concept document I made for a FPS using
a circuit system.
- Abanchu-ru
- A concept document I made for an Adventure game.
- Engine
of War's unique features
- This links to an article on my old site.
- Slippery
slopes & mass appeal games - A paper on designing
mass appeal games.
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IndieGame
Showcase - Engine
of War won first place in this contest. I got to
display it at the Austin GDC. |
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Torontoist
- I am in this article about the TorontoGameJam. |
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Aboot
Play - I speak
in this video about the TorontoGameJam. |
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Review
by Jim
Mcginnly:
| "Toronto genius Michael Todd, programmer
of TOJam's The Scourge, recently won the IndieGame
Developers Showcase thanks to his 1-man masterpiece
Engine of War. He was up against some seriously
good competition, and it was a public vote,
so you know this game is good. Imagine an
action game where you can completely rewire
your ship. Now stop imagining because there's
a demo. " |
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