Recent content by Keith Burgun

Hello Android Central! My name is Keith Burgun, and I'm the lead designer for my team Dinofarm Games. It seems like on Android there's a lot of stuff that people kinda churn out in a couple of months, with no clear new idea really and no care for details or polish. Auro isn't one of these...

This looks pretty funny! You should port it to OUYA or PSN maybe, I can't stand playing real time games on a touch screen. But yeah, it looks cool. Reminds me of the Mount + Blade combat - I imagine that if you're moving faster while you attack someone, the speed of your sword and your movement...

Very nice, I like how you've really taken care with basically all the visual elements. Are the levels randomly generated or made by hand?

Looks kinda like a flappy bird clone? Also there's a ton of grammatical errors which make your original post sort of hard to read / understand. I would have someone who's good with English help you in the future with posts. Good luck!

Looks good, but I recommend you use a sans-serif font (NOT Arial, and preferably not one of the MS Word 2007 fonts...) for your block text because sci-fi and serifs don't generally mix that well. Anyway, good luck with your game.

Art is totally amazing! Any relation to another famous developer with the last name "Fish"?

Looks pretty nice! How's the game doing so far? Also are there IAPs?

The issue isn't really too many effects, it seems like the effects that you have are just visually conflicting with the content of the game. If the game consists of a bunch of thin lines on-screen, then the last kind of visual effect you want are a bunch of thin lines. You want strong contrast...

Looks pretty good, but the number top right and the pause button look kinda sloppy and out of place. I think a big, fat, bold number would look better, and the pause should look more unified with the rest of the game. It looks like a placeholder thing right now.

Have any of you guys tried Auro: A Monster-Bumping Adventure? I can't post links because I just joined, but it's a tactics/strategy game I've been working on for 4 years (and counting).

Poor turkeys. Does this game have a dog that pops up and laughs at you every time you miss?