Lark Now

I've been back working on Ace Archive lately. I have a long backlog of technical work I want done, but I'm also having grander thoughts about the future of the project and what it might look like.

I've spent the past few months working on a puzzle game I'm calling Dirty Money in Somerset Valley, and I'm nearing the point of having something ready to show off. Here's the blurb:

Dirty Money in Somerset Valley is a singleplayer pen-and-paper puzzle game where you pore over documents and collect evidence to uncover the truth about corporate corruption in a small town.

I'm starting work on a new project with a friend: building an app for con organizers to create and publish con schedules. We have ambitious ideas for the project, but the core of it will be a service that turns a spreadsheet into a website that lets attendees view the con schedule. Attendees will be able to search, sort, filter, and maybe even build themselves a personal itinerary. We see a lot of cons try to homebrew a solution to this problem, and we want to make it easier on organizers and a better experience for attendees. We have no plans to monetize it; we just think it would be cool if people used it.