I enjoy creating stuff!
I'm a professional artist, but i lack a bit of IT savvy.
I used to write games as a young lad but ditched it when I got my first guitar, but many moons later I'm rekindling the game-dev flame and very much enjoying the process of making things move about the screen with pattern and purpose!
Click Track Jack. - My first effort. Ok - a metroidvania based in a pub in Leeds,
The Gods Of Stonehinge - A silly puzzle game
Turtles To The Sea - Top down, underpowered fun!,
Forty Eight Foe - Platform adventure 
Harelines - Arcade action with a no going back mechanic,
www.petlimpet.com

Race Your Arrow along a vector based procedurally generated track and post your time!

Created in a weekend for the GDevelop Weekend Jam 2026.
I finished 9th in the Weekend Jam! Here's a bit of a devlog and thoughts on the jam.

I've updated the game now as I've been itching to update my itch as I knew they was loads of things that i could have sorted out with a bit more time.
2 days is not long. I knew i wouldn't have time to muck about with sprites and so I went for shape painter. I took the top down racing template as Ive been wanting to make a top down racer for a while. I had an idea about using Read Pixel extension to test collisions and so that's what I did. I spent the first 4 hours working out how to create a procedurally generated track with shape painter and then spent a further 4 hours on the animation of the arrow. AI logic soaked up quite a bit of time and with family commitments time was fast running out. And so I dedicated about 10 minutes to sorting out the playability, but this was more than made up for with some dazzling particle effects.
Read Pixel as a collision system .......don't bother!
It makes it way too laggy. I needed to reduce it to testing 4 points every .1 seconds in order to make it playable.
The version that's up now uses a sprite object collisions and distance from instead but I still view this as a worthwhile experiment!
What now - well i like it but I've got loads of games that I'm working on. I'm going to and weapons and power ups and track and AI options. I'm sure I should sort multiplayer out but the thought of spending a few days mucking about with ownership logic knowing full well that there's virtually no chance of two people choosing to play this at the same time ....well frankly I'd rather fry my face with garlic

The Arrow Of Time