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!
Currently working on race tracks and more power ups and then I will sort multi player out after that!

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 - more power ups and designed tracks i think. but let me know what you'd like to see happen here!

The Arrow Of Time