Innovative Potential Games

First Post!

Hi there(!),

My name is Jordache, I'm a solo dev creator making games to fundraise for the technology I invented.

I created Innovative Potential as an intellectual property company to standardize and contain some of my other works, which can be found here:

The Innovative Potential[www.theinnovativepotential.com]

The main reason for this existing is because I made a game. It was a dice game to teach death by cancer statistics with. I game too but that's besides the point.

The Gamble Maze(tm) is the first game I'm putting up for sale, it's an anthology of games, in 8-bit DOS-style, for the desktop game player.

There are 10 games in The Gamble Maze(tm) anthology package available on Steam (forthcoming), I'm still setting it up.

In the The Gamble Maze(tm) anthology package you get 10 games (nine (9) Godot Engine video games plus one (1) set of instructions for a non-video game game that you can play with dice).

The games in The Gamble Maze(tm) anthology are included as a teaching tool and learning curve demonstration for game development. Each game embodies or demonstrates a major milestone or concept in the process of producing The Gamble Maze(tm) as a viable Steam product.

I think it's interesting to see how and where the game came from, and what the developers did and or used and or incorporated into their development of the finished game. It makes game development understandable and helps others to make less conceptual mistakes during their learning curves. I'm coming to game dev mid career, so the project work success story is hard-wired now.

The Gamble Maze(tm) is a finished and polished game, but it's precursor games are not, they're the minimum viable tech demos that proved The Gamble Maze(tm) could exist, or atleast that it could be made solo by me.

Innovative Potential has a TITANIC-level difficulty learning curve to it, so my goal with the games I develop and provide on Steam is to lower that difficulty and present the concepts I hate reteaching over and over in a way that is entertaining and or amusing.

With the The Gamble Maze(tm) anthology you get a copy of:

1. The Dice Game
   
2. The Gamble Door
   
3. The Five Doors of Gambling
   
4. The Gamble Maze (I)
   
5. The Gamble Maze (II)
   
6. The Gamble Maze (III)
   
7. The Gamble Maze (IV)
   
8. The Gamble Maze (V)
   
9. The Gamble Maze (VI)
   
10. The Gamble Maze (Final)

I think that The Gamble Maze(tm) anthology is a good little introduction package to game development that implicitly teaches the conceptual steps of actually building a game from pen and paper, something that isn't seen on the YouTube video tutorials.

I think the value here for n00bs, pr0s, and pwners alike is that you're able to see the progress steps that it takes to make a game for Steam, even a small desktop one, all in one place and package.

How it all relates to the death by cancer statistics? Well, you'll have to buy it and find out!

TL;DR Just Buy It.

Sincerely,
Jordache
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