Last time we chatted with Lumpy Touch, he indicated that he was working on an Among Us themed platformer. Released on March 23rd, Super Imposter Bros. exceeded expectations of what was possible to make using GB Studio. Innersloth, the creators of Among Us, granted permission for Lumpy to release this game and they were impressed…
Toxa is a Game Boy developer who’s been working hard in the background coming up with some amazing tools that will expand the capabilities of GB Studio. While many of those features have been made public (we wrote about some of them earlier this year), there have been some really cool developments that have been…
Castpixel is an artist who specializes in low-res and low-bit art styles. She has many years of working as both an artist and game developer and has evangelized how pixel art isn’t a “style” itself, but rather a medium. She took some time to answer some questions about her process in depth and her art…
GB Studio offers lots of options for customizing your dialog frames, but one thing that you can’t do is have more than one. There is however a method of swapping the UI palettes to create different dialog frames using a single image. This can allow for simulating different interfaces like a computer terminal, an instant…
GrafxKid is the art handle of Jay Mercado, the creator behind Cherry Rescue! and Robby’s Day Out, two fun games made with GB Studio. He has also released a large number of pixel art based sprite packs and tilesets that can be used in games. An artist first, GrafxKid took some time to answer questions…
Tabique Malévolo is one half of Carmelo Electronics Studio. Their game, Pine Creek, presents a mature story in a more subdued experience. Pine Creek was also one of (if not the) earliest games to be re-made with Color support when the GB Studio 2.0 beta was released. He spoke with us over email about his…
Lumpy is a game developer and animator who surprised the world in 2018 with the release of his Garfield Gameboy’d series of animations. These freakishly shocking videos present what could be described as a nightmarish portrayal of the lasagna loving feline in a “hi-res” Game Boy game (seriously, don’t complain to me if you lose…
