This is an impressive milestone, and not one I ever expected to pass. I think I can credit this to the boom in activity that Friday Night Funkin' has generated: my Madness scene creators have all experienced a massive rise in views and reviews over the past few weeks.

I wish I could say I have something planned to celebrate this milestone, but I don't. So instead, I'll just say: thank you all for your continued support. It's amazing to me that, nearly a decade after I made the last one, people are still playing my scene creators and leaving such nice reviews and ratings. Long may it continue!

My Ludum Dare 48 entry, BreakEven, is now live! It had a lot of glitches when I first submitted it, so I help back from posting it here until I'd fixed it up a bit. That's now been done, so give it a go and be sure to rate it on the Ludum Dare website if you're a fellow participant.

This is also my first TIC-80 submission, so I'm interested to see how it does, as I have a few other TIC-80 projects in the pipeline...

My Ludum Dare 47 entry. Super Jump Guy, is live! Considering I programmed it in a caravan in the middle of nowhere, it turned out pretty well, I think.

Check it out here, and if you're a fellow Ludum Dare entrant, I'd appreciate a rating!

My Ludum Dare 46 entry, Save The Bird!, is now live on Newgrounds! This time around it's a Jam entry, and one I couldn't have done without the help of @alanxoc3 on Twitter, who provided the initial concept, music, and various other bits and pieces.

It's a bit more arcade-y and whimsical than my previous entries, but I was aiming to do something different this time round, and I feel like I've succeeded. Give it a try, and see how long you can keep the bird alive for!

As you may know, Adobe is planning to kill off Flash later this year. Newgrounds will live on thanks to the NG Player plugin, but anyway...

There's a project called "Flashpoint", that's taking thousands and thousands of Flash games from across the Internet and preserving them in offline form, so they can be played whenever, wherever, forever. I think it's important that content from bygone eras is preserved, so I wholeheartedly support this project.

Even better: I checked their master list of games preserved so far, and Madness Scene Creator 3 is on there! For something I threw together at the age of 13, using artwork and code I found on the Internet, I'm genuinely astonished at the amount of mileage it's gotten. Twelve years later, it's at over 1 million views here on NG... and now it's being preserved for all eternity.

Check out Flashpoint here, I'm sure there's a ton of other Newgrounds classics being preserved there too. And I've put in an official request for them to preserve Madness Scene Creator 5, too, so keep an eye out for that!

I burned myself out a bit making this, but here it is: my Ludum Dare 45 entry! It's a game about trying to make a Ludum Dare 45 entry.

Play it here, and if you're a fellow entrant, rate it on the official LD website!

No, not me - it's my Ludum Dare 44 entry!

After a couple of quick fixes, it's now live on the TIC-80 website! Please note that as the TIC-80 exporter doesn't fix the Chrome autoplay issue, I will not be releasing the game on Newgrounds for the foreseeable future.

Play and rate it here!

I said I'd try and release it on Valentine's Day, and I have. This is an upgraded version of my Ludum Dare 41 entry, boasting improved graphics and sound effects, multiple difficulty levels, and numerous other fixes and tweaks.

Give it a try!

This has been quite the year for me. I started competing in Ludum Dare in April and now have three completed Compo entries, all of which have done reasonably well. My LD activity - and more recently, Tumblr's lewd nuke - have spurred me to become active here again, after not really checking in for about five years. I've now racked up two more frontpage appearances and another Daily 4th Place.

My aim for 2019 is to ramp up my game dev activities, and start producing larger games outside of Ludum Dare. I already have a larger PICO-8 platformer in the works, using the base engine from my LD43 entry, so hopefully I can get that released at some point next year. My LD41 entry, which I never posted here, will finally hit the site on either Pixel Day or Valentine's Day.

A big thank you to everyone who's been playing and supporting my games this year! I hope to comtinue making them for many more years to come.

First of all, can I just say: having been here for 13 years, it is amazing to watch this place get catapulted back into the limelight by the whole Tumblr fiasco. Artists I've been following for a while are flocking here in their droves, and it's great to see. On the off chance that you're reading this having migrated here from Tumblr: welcome! I hope you'll enjoy it here!

Now, to business: my Ludum Dare 43 entry, The Gods Are Angry, has proven more successful than I'd ever hoped. Frontpage, Daily 4th Place, and it's currently the thumbnail for the site's LD43 collection! I'm annoyed with myself for rushing it out the door with the end cutscene and restart procedure completely broken, but I've just released a second patch and those should all be fixed now.

Thank you all for your kind words and support. It's great seeing so many people enjoying the game. Looking forward to LD44 already!