Christopher Drum
Computing since the TRS-80 Model 1; addicted since the Amiga 1000.
I enjoy dissecting and reimplementing software that had some kind of cultural impact to see how it worked. All application code is written as a custom, bespoke solution to the challenge presented; no 3rd party libraries are used (PunyInform games excluded). My development almost exclusively focuses on the Pico-8, as a way to put myself into the mindset of the software architects of the past while developing for modern systems.
A companion web utility to Status Line. Splits large .z8 game files into small chunks.
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A ground-up rebuild of the influential 1980 classic, for Pico-8
Interactive Fiction
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A text adventure homage to action cartoons of the 80s, for PunyJam #3.
Interactive Fiction
Tools
OT is a cozy, colorful little sticky text editor for multtaskers who need to keep text/reference on top of other windows
Lua 2D engine for the Sega Dreamcast
Retro game development tool
Unleash your creativity with Pixelorama, a powerful and accessible open-source pixel art multitool.
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a gift from the Fairy Queen!
A free* pixel font for Latin, Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Cherokee, Runic, Cyrillic, and other character sets.
A quick and easy to use drag and drop retro game creator for your favourite handheld video game system
A customized version of the SteemSSE Atari ST emulator, with a CRT emulation filter and some bundled games.
A guide and templates for making your Itch pages look awesome.
