Kevin Hutchins

Unwon, Undone by Kevin Hutchins Sacrifices must be made.

Become unstreamable.

khutchins.itch.io/unwon-undone

Sport Shooter: The Eight Galleries by Kevin Hutchins A sports event to die for.

It's less in vogue nowadays, but at one point it felt like every indie dev who dabbled in horror needed to do their own take on The Eight Pages. It took far too long, but I decided to make my own pass, but mixed with a sport event for a little bit of camp.

khutchins.itch.io/sport-shoote...

Metal Garden on Steam Travel through an overgrown megastructure, and discover what lies beyond it. Metal Garden is a short, atmospheric singleplayer FPS game.

The discoverability is pretty bad, but sometimes browsing through new games on Steam can pay off. Metal Garden is such a beautifully atmospheric game, with visuals reminiscent of my favorite parts of Team Ico games.

I recommend checking it out! store.steampowered.com/app/3539440/...

STANDARD DEV1ATIONS GgB: GRIM GAUNTLET BENEATH by Kevin Hutchins Beneath the shattered city of Vaelthorne, past the sundered gates and broken spires, lies the Grim Gauntlet Beneath.

In celebration of 50 years since the oldest (still preserved, at least) CRPG, pedit5, I made a clone of it, like so many people did on the PLATO in the 70s.

khutchins.itch.io/standard-dev...

pedit5 is pretty cool, actually.

The Muiriascine Confluence level from the Angeline Era demo is the most I've thought "they wouldn't... they couldn't!" in a game in a long time. Love it.

Attention. by Kevin Hutchins The most boring game ever made.

Had a whim, made a terrible game: khutchins.itch.io/attention

Forest Wernat by Kevin Hutchins Figure out the maze in 20 seconds or less.

In something completely different, I made a game riffing off of UFO 50—Planet Zoldath specifically. It was a fun challenge trying to pull something I'd enjoy out of a genre that's not for me. It's here: khutchins.itch.io/forest-wernat

I got my motivation cut out from under me by the WebGL version looking wrong. I ended up canning it, but knew that it would mean almost no one would play it. That combined with some awkward timing, meant that I ended up sitting on it for a couple weeks until I felt up to releasing it. So here it is.

Small Endings by Kevin Hutchins It's the end of the world.

This is how-not-to-get-people-to-play-your-thing 101, but sometimes I make things that I need to sit with before I feel like releasing it. Small Endings was one of those.

Here it is: khutchins.itch.io/small-endings