Last Online: 5/19/08
Fermin Vicente
I'm a Spanish dev who has been into game development as a hobby since childhood. I think it's the ultimate expression of art... drawing, writing, designing interactive media.
Maybe not even half of the games I started have been finished (and I really did start quite a bunch), but I feel confident with all the experience I've acquired all these years, from success and from failure.
I'm mostly into 2D games, specially platformers.
If you want to know more, get in touch ;)
Maybe not even half of the games I started have been finished (and I really did start quite a bunch), but I feel confident with all the experience I've acquired all these years, from success and from failure.
I'm mostly into 2D games, specially platformers.
If you want to know more, get in touch ;)
Void does not forgive
The path I chose
I've been developing freeware games since 1995 approx, in what later became a small indie studio called Unif Studios. I'm kind of the multirole developer, having touched almost anything from 3d design tools to sound edit, but what I do best -I think- is coding.
I've coded mostly in C/C++ but I try to use game dev-oriented languages to focus on the creative part.
Currently I feel very comfortable using Blitzmax as it fits all my needs perfectly and it's easy to switch from high to low level when needed. That's what I use nowadays for game development, and Fenix.
I use C++ at my job, working with CrystalSpace3D for an educational game project at the moment.
Some of my creations:
(Links and games are still in Spanish only, more info coming soon)
Currently:VoiD.net
I've coded mostly in C/C++ but I try to use game dev-oriented languages to focus on the creative part.
Currently I feel very comfortable using Blitzmax as it fits all my needs perfectly and it's easy to switch from high to low level when needed. That's what I use nowadays for game development, and Fenix.
I use C++ at my job, working with CrystalSpace3D for an educational game project at the moment.
Some of my creations:
(Links and games are still in Spanish only, more info coming soon)
- 2001: Resident Mummy (short animation film). First place in 3DSMax Competition. SIG3D, Facultad de Informatica, Universidad Politecnica de Madrid.
- 2003: The Shadow of the Botsbatcher (Fenix game). First place (in a tie) in III DIVnet Shoot'em up Competition. DIVnet, Online Div Magazine.
- 2004: ACABAN demo (Fenix game). Gold position, Most Addictive mention, Most Original Story mention in Fenixworld 2004 Competition. Fenixworld, the Community of the Resources.
- 2006: GraviBlobs (Blitzmax game). First place and Prize of the Public in Campus Party 2006 72h Quick Videogame Development Competition.Campus Party 2006.
- 2007: ACABAN (Fenix game). 1.0 version of the previously mentioned, with lots of improvements and available in English and Spanish. First place in Tú También Puedes competition. Tú también Puedes
Currently:
