Gilchrist Pitts Twenty years of self-directed software development

Inktober Prompt: Exhausted. Depicted: me after Inktober

At eleven years old, I started programming games in BASIC. For most of the time since, I've been an exclusive Linux user, and have created spanning full-stack web development, web crawling, AWS infrastructure automation, game development with C and SDL2, static websites for small business, price comparisons of mutual fund price histories, cross-compiling software for a 2009 Kindle, and my own web build tooling.

I'm also an ink illustrator, and have worked on a webcomic, and finished three Inktobers.

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Current Project: Auto-shooter Roguelike

Inktober prompt: Ancient

My current project is an untitled, web-based, auto-shooter roguelike game, where you control a party of characters to progress through a gauntlet of dungeon floors, brimming with hundreds of enemies. With the only controls moving you, your party will automatically attack your foes, and between floors of the dungeon, these characters will level up and encounter item shops. The key to strategy in this game is how you trade items between your party members.

Although I am quickly making progress on this game, I'm intending to polish it more before making it publicly playable.

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Inktober prompt: Freeze

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