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ATTENTION: Hard Time III has escaped onto ALL platforms - so hunt it down now wherever you can find it! It started on PC, took over the world on mobiles, to end up on Nintendo Switch - so it's only right that its release is a celebration of ALL the platforms and fans that made it possible...:

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Unity's new "Runtime Fee" will kick in after developers cross specific revenue and install thresholds.:

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While we all wish it was easier to edit the assets in my new games, Steam Workshop is finally here to at least make it indirectly possible! You can now "subscribe" to a whole range of mods and have them automatically show up in your game by choosing the alternate "Play Modded" launch option:Freebie Link only is this easier for users, but it's also fairer for the developer if all of this happens within Steam - where paying customers have earnt the right to customize a game they supported to this point. Once you get comfortable with it, you may even find yourself uploading your own mods! If enough people support the content, it could become a mutually beneficial way of breathing new life into the game for years to come. May I take this opportunity to publicly thank IngoH for his tireless efforts in taking us this far.This is by no means my way of giving up on the project, as I have plenty of official developments in the pipeline as well.:

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Go back to school and attend a schedule full of classes in time to pick up the knowledge you need to pass each test! But with hundreds of fellow students walking the halls, an equally important popularity contest decides whether your days are filled with fun or fear...:

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Relive your school days in 3D, where old school graphics bring back timeless fun! Create your own star student and attend a schedule full of classes in time to gather the knowledge you need to thrive, while an equally important popularity contest challenges you survive...:

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As one of my most popular games, Super City was supposed to be the jewel in the crown (or the last infinity stone?) of my PC remasters. However, a side effect of its legal issues is that Steam also passed on the opportunity to publish it. Instead of letting all that hard work go to waste, or struggling to market it on some unrelated platform, I've made the difficult decision to give it away for FREE as a Christmas treat! You can download the zip from my own website right now like old times, and enjoy this higher-resolution, controller-supporting, multi-player version of the game. It is still possible to then side-load it into Steam via their "Add to library" function, and even enjoy it on Deck as intended so long as you head to the settings and "force compatibility" with Proton. I even placed the intended artwork in the "Icons" folder if those are any use:Freebie Link course, giving away one of my hottest properties shoots a hole in my business that I would have preferred to avoid - and the chances of me remaking it in 3D have dropped as low as the price. If you get any pleasure out of this release at all, I'd appreciate it if you could just pick up one of the other 2D Steam releases on sale and leave a positive review. That way, I may even take a more relaxed attitude to this version (and this version alone) being modded and redistributed. Some will weaponize this generosity against me and argue that my life's work "should have always been 100% free" - but as we get closer to the end game, my priority is the preservation of content that may otherwise be lost forever...:

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Buy Hard Time III and shop other great Nintendo products online at the official My Nintendo Store.:

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The toughest prison sim in the yard is back to serve its 3rd consecutive sentence - combining classic moments from the OG with the best aspects of 2D, while putting out a few hits of its own! Tackle crime from either side of the prison fence, while a larger world beyond it makes life worth living.:

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It's a poignant moment for me, as the ads that paid for my old games to be free on mobiles for the past 12 years have finally been switched off. After exhausting every possibility, I no longer see any way of running live ads on a dead engine. The good news is that the games themselves are still alive and well, as every year since 2018 has threatened to be their last too! But if I'm being greedy, it sure would have been nice to keep them earning until the end - because their popularity still hasn't diminished in any way.Before you celebrate the improved user experience and assume this doesn't affect you, bear in mind that there's no logical reason why those games shouldn't be paid-only from now on. Even though Unity's ads are much more reliable and go halfway to filling in the gaps, paying for content is still likely to become the norm. If it doesn't, it's only because my suicidal eccentricity is holding back the tide for "old time's sake"!Which is all to say that any talk of my life's work not being worth $3 will be even more poorly received at this time, so please keep it to yourself if you're that way inclined. On a positive note, I must thank the millions of people who played the free versions and let those ads pay the way - as it really did change my life at the exact moment it was needed most.:

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ATTENTION: Hard Time III has escaped onto ALL platforms - so hunt it down now wherever you can find it! It started on PC, took over the world on mobiles, to end up on Nintendo Switch - so it's only right that its release is a celebration of ALL the platforms and fans that made it possible...:

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A "Diving Headbutt" is the first (but not the last!) new flying attack we've seen since the game launched. As in real life, it's an awkward one to land. It falls more than it jumps, and it's the only move that lands a body length short of the victim. But some nice bleeding from each head helps to sell it!:

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As of the latest v1.2.5 update, higher end PCs are now free to expand to the cast limit to 50 characters in the ring at the same time! That was always indirectly possible via the "Surprise Intervals" match format, but now it's officially possible before your eyes. I could push it even further, but it's the concept of wrestling itself that could not cope with more! That's something to look forward to if other free-roaming adventures come to the platform, which is looking more :

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While v1.2.6 goes live on every other platform in time for All Out, I'm working on some bonus content to make the delays more palatable for Nintendo gamers. Glass bottles are returning to 3D, and with more detail than we've ever seen previously - such as contents that you can visibly see going down! When holding a beverage in either hand, you simply taunt to pour it into your mouth. And it's no empty gesture either, as milk & water literally restore your health in the middle :

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Wrestling may have a new heavyweight champion, but the sport won't be pushed off lightweight platforms without a fight! Available on all portable devices as a free upgrade, v1.4.1 introduces a whole other "roaming" mode that challenges you to take responsibility for what happens behind the scenes in real-time. Seamlessly woven into (and out of) existing careers, you now have as much (or as little) control over your life as you choose to have. Please consult pages 10-11 of the :

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As seen in the games, my merchandise is now jumping out of the screen and onto your back thanks to Pro Wrestling Tees! Let's take it outside: Freebie Link Shipping out of Chicago, they're the industry-leading choice for CM Punk & AEW so we're in good company. I've yet to see them with my own eyes on this side of the pond, but I'll be having a lot of fun with them once I do! There's a basic range of designs to get us started, so let me know what el

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Ewoks can't even hold a Steam Deck, but they're celebrating the Empire striking back with the most "overwhelmingly positive" reviews of any wrestling game! A lot of dark forces in this hive of scum & villainy didn't want lightweight wrestling to succeed, so it's worth celebrating when it happens against the odds. Thanks to everybody who broke their programming to give the game a chance... Freebie Link

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I don't expect to set the world on fire 8 years after the game was originally released, but Weekend Warriors will finally bring my unique brand of MMA to PC in February! I had assumed UFC were cleaning up all this time, and had no idea there was such a dearth of combat sports on the platform. It's easy to forget that it introduced many of the things we take for granted in Wrestling Empire now - from deeper rosters and tabulated editing to fully interactive holds & transitions :

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It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas! It may not be delivered in time for this year, but as of next year December will have its own seasonal weather and festive gimmicks. You can even open the gifts to reveal secret weapons - although this isn't quite what he meant when he said he wanted an "Apple product"...:

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The mobile remake of "The You Testament" has surpassed 5 MILLION downloads to become the most impactful game of its kind ever made! For such a contentious subject, it has also done well to to cling to a 4-star rating every step of the way.As the only concept that has been doubted & ridiculed more than wrestling over the past 15 years, seeing it go this far means a lot. It's low-key the reason I can't get a fair shake from the media to this day, but there's no hill I'd rathe :

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I'm supposed to be keeping a low profile while WWE & AEW dominate the news cycle, but I thought I'd break cover to tag in Ultra Pro Wrestling! There's already plenty to admire in the game's visual style and the quality of the montage. Thanks to everybody who went to bat for me in the comments, but there's no need as any similarities are simply down to us both trying to recreate the N64 era - and I would only ever take it as a compliment if my work convinced others to give it a shot...:

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I've always had mixed feelings about mods, as only a game's biggest fan would dig that deep - and yet like a wrestling fan jumping over the barrier, that passion can do more harm than good if it's not contained! One compromise that could bridge the gap is "Thunderstore", which overlays mods on top of an existing Steam installation instead of undermining it. That also keeps them smaller and easier to install - so much so that you can even mix & match DIFFERENT mods or run the :

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As much as I would have liked to be announcing the 3D remake of my school project, the 2D original will at least be making its PC debut! Specially adapted for , this will be the 1st time the concept has ever been playable with a controller. It will go live once it has enough "wishlists", which should also be a nice little platform to build support for the sequel...

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v1.5.8 is now live across ALL platforms, where it introduces a handful of classic moves to celebrate the return of Street Fighter! It has been a fun experiment in animating unorthodox attacks with unique mechanics. They're not distributed among the characters as standard, so purists needn't fear as you'll never see them unless you go looking for them...:

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Over the past 10 years, I've prided myself on revolutionizing how much free content people can expect from a game. Mobiles were the ultimate "win-win", where my games could reach millions of people all over the world and let ads pay the bills. The truth is that ads haven't come close to filling in the gaps since strict regulations were introduced in 2018. Ever since then, I've been taking it on the chin "for old time's sake" out of respect for what mobiles did for me - and ev :

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It may not be the school you wanted to get into, but the original 2D "School Days" is also now available on Steam! Specially adapted for Steam Deck, it's the 1st time the concept has ever been playable on PC with a controller. And if you act quickly, you can pick it up for no more than the $3 mobile app! It's not a bad way to pass the time until its bigger brother, "Old School", gets enough wishlists to join the party...:

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The huge new v1.0.3 update is now available on Switch, which is also a solid launching point for PC as well! Steam goes back to school this weekend, where early adopters can enrol with an extra 20% discount. Thanks to all of the wishlists that wished it into existence ahead of schedule::

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While we all wish it was easier to edit the assets in my new games, Steam Workshop is finally here to at least make it indirectly possible! You can now "subscribe" to a whole range of mods and have them automatically show up in your game by choosing the alternate "Play Modded" launch option: Freebie Link Not only is this easier for users, but it's also fairer for the developer if all of this happens within Steam - where paying customers ha

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The doors have finally opened for Android and iOS students to go back to school in 3D! Classes are also FREE at this level until you feel it's worth investing in a "Private Education" to remove ads and unlock the editor. Subscriptions remain the only way to keep the games affordable on mobiles, so consider it a demo of the PC or Switch version if you'd rather own the game outright. But for casuals, the game may never cost you more than $4 if you see everything you want to in :

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As one of my most popular games, Super City was supposed to be the jewel in the crown (or the last infinity stone?) of my PC remasters. However, a side effect of its legal issues is that Steam also passed on the opportunity to publish it. Instead of letting all that hard work go to waste, or struggling to market it on some unrelated platform, I've made the difficult decision to give it away for FREE as a Christmas treat! You can download the zip from my own website right now :

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Although Hard Time III is still a long way from being released, it's going public at the earliest opportunity to build a solid case! Check out its official Steam listing for exclusive access to the teaser trailer and a glimpse of the new logo::

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It's a poignant moment for me, as the ads that paid for my old games to be free on mobiles for the past 12 years have finally been switched off. After exhausting every possibility, I no longer see any way of running live ads on a dead engine. The good news is that the games themselves are still alive and well, as every year since 2018 has threatened to be their last too! But if I'm being greedy, it sure would have been nice to keep them earning until the end - because their p :

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The only reason I came back was to develop for a Nintendo console, so every franchise I debut there is as thrilling as the first! Hard Time III is now available to wishlist in American territories (and will shortly follow elsewhere), ahead of a proposed 9/9 release. Look it up now for an exclusive glimpse of the latest (and cleanest!) trailer: Freebie Link Although every other platform has to fight for the right to join the

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As much as I would have liked to be announcing the 3D remake of my school project, the 2D original will at least be making its PC debut! Specially adapted for , this will be the 1st time the concept has ever been playable with a controller. It will go live once it has enough "wishlists", which should also be a nice little platform to build support for the sequel...

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We now have a date for when you go back to school - which is 9/9 whichever way you look at it! As the new title suggests, you'll finally be able to relive your school days in 3D - where "Old School" graphics bring back timeless fun. It's a recurring theme for these new games that neglected old concepts get another roll of the dice on modern hardware - whether it's N64 wrestling or PS2 schooling!The game will debut exclusively on Switch, which will be the 1st time the concep :

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Although the Switch will always be the premium multiplayer experience, iOS users can get started with the new game for as little as $3.99! The catch is that price point is only possible each year with a recurring subscription. Even then you would have to play the game for 5 years solid before it even begins to match what the Switch accomplished this morning. But I'm betting on myself, and I'm looking forward to linking the longevity of the game with its worth. Historically, t :

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"Yo, Adrian, we did it! If that console boots up and my game is installed next to Mario Odyssey, I'll know I'm not just another bum from the neighbourhood."This time 20 years ago, AKI's N64 games would have been keeping me warm through the winter months. Although I had started making my own games by then, I couldn't yet imagine that I would one day bring my own vision of wrestling to Nintendo. The platform has a proud history of hosting some of the more playable wrestling g :

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Combining moves was better than nothing, but proper double-team moves are coming back too!:

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A wider selection of corner moves gives brawlers a chance to inflict their kind of violence - now with added gore!:

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This weekend I hope you get to spend more time with the ONLY wrestling game that can legitimately handle a 30-man Royal Rumble with no loading times! Don't forget that under the new "Surprise Intervals" option, you only have to hand-pick 15 participants to DOUBLE it to 30 (or double 30 to 60 if you prefer?!).:

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As the moves gradually catch up to WR3D (and eventually surpass it!), look out for a new "Update Movesets" option that redistributes them among the characters on your behalf without changing anything else (i.e. your career remains intact). It's a welcome alternative to pressing "Restore Default" if you want to keep your names & costumes intact. But if you've already taken responsibility for updating the movesets, this option may do more harm than good.:

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Nice new intake of shoulder moves - all of which benefit from exiting into the new sitting state, as well as other ways of selling the impact.:

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I've managed to trace this news bug down to the new "Facial Expressions" option being set below "Blinking", so keep that one maxed out until you get your hands on the v1.0.6 fix later this week!:

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This "Romero Special" is the most painful move I've ever had to animate - in more ways than one! Its 3 separate stages are actually 3 different moves, which you can either access directly or transition into by holding backwards.:

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A precursor to free roam is being able to approach anybody (via the "Roster" option) with an open-ended discussion about working together or arranging matches. That doesn't necessarily mean you'll get your own way every time, but it does give you some influence. I'm also working on a wider variety of responses to standard questions, so that you don't start a nuclear war every time you turn somebody down!:

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For the 1st time in 10 years, barbed wire ropes have returned to my wrestling games! As you'd expect, it's 3 times as savage as a steel cage match - with precise collision detection cutting into the body at different places on each rope. There's even a separate "exploding" version that explodes on contact! The dedicated wiry texture is also a marked improvement on anything we've seen before. Although from what Android users have reported to me about crowds and cages strugglin :

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Heard there was an "exploding barbed wire death match" happening this weekend, and Wrestling Empire refuses to be left out! These are just some of the spots you can do with barbed wire in v1.0.7 out now on mobiles and coming later to Switch (along with an extra special surprise): Freebie Link

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Ladders are at least coming back as furniture with a unique climbing mechanism, but adding an actual ladder match would be like making a whole other platform game! Pretending it takes a long time for a professional athlete to climb a ladder has never appealed to me - especially in a game, where the combat becomes somewhat real. It falls into the same category as HIAC, which is a lot of hassle for a gimmick that doesn't work without an eye-rolling amount of co-operation.:

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Packages will soon come in different sizes as well as different types of material - including this cardboard alternative to the standard wood. There's something strangely satisfying about smashing into something that DOESN'T hurt! Inspired by recent adventures like Extra Lives, it's also possible to reveal hidden contents upon smashing them. Even the boxes themselves splinter off into several separate parts, much like we've already seen with the broken tables. That gimmick is :

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The return of blocking will be one of the biggest changes to the gameplay post-launch, so I'm not rushing it out just yet. Instead of fumbling for a specific button, you now simply hold back - which is much more intuitive (and in line with what we already expect from games like Tekken and Street Fighter). You can also fend off a few stray shots randomly if you're content to rely on luck, which at least creates a wider range of reactions to being mauled. It's even possible to :

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Whether you're crawling to the corner or reaching up to a partner who is already on the turnbuckle, you can now tag people as you find them. Even if they're not in a position to return the tag, they can do it "blind" if you just pat them on the back in the middle of climbing. This vastly increases the chances of it happening and ensures you hardly ever come back empty handed now.:

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