Devoke Studio

Our latest website work was for Dr. Joey Weber for the promotion of his new book Why Mindfulness is Not Enough. Joey came to us after he was dissatisfied with the work of a previous developer, and is highly recommended for the work we did for his father Andy Weber, he called our expertise to […]

Alan Myerscough approached Devoke with the request for a new website for their new camper van higher service, they wanted something that would channel the user to the booking page, and really had the sense of adventure.

Outdoor locations for children are scarce in our town, as funding for parks has been continuously cut. Currently, in this area, there is not a single park to simply sit and eat your lunch in. Yet it seems abandoned wasteland is all too common. These photos show an area that could be a beautiful place […]

Gill Dub is a small tarn located only five minutes from the town centre of Dalton-In-Furness. A place that should be a lovely quiet space to walk your dog or simply relax by the scenic wildlife. Instead, for a number of years, it has been a location for fly-tipping. I personally find it painful that […]

Having now watched Tony from Hard4Games play my pre-alpha demo has been a truly wonderful. But clearly I have much work to do. I have realised the potential in these platforming challenges is being dispersed as optional for veterans, not mandatory. Instead, the game will consist of large open sandbox areas.

Come and join our growing community on discord and and take part in the development of my games, learn about game development and help me make crucial design choices and have your say! I am active most times and post regular updates here, and you will be alerted to any updates and gain insider knowledge of […]

After a lot of work, the first demo of snoot is live, and payable right from your browser! This version of the game can run in most any browser, but it is highly recommended you use google chrome. Naturally in order to have this running smoothly online, the game has been compressed and optimized till […]

The snoot has many methods of control, and attack. And the latest edition to this is his new first person and third person shooter controls.

As I have stated before, at the heart of any Platforer, 3D or 2D is the freedom of movement, and expression of momentum, flow between moments and combinations of jumps to create a truly fluid experience. And that has been the core philosophy of the development of the controls of A Snoot’s Adventure. So to […]

I have been working extremely hard to build upon all of the knowledge I have gathered from studying film and animation techniques these past few weeks, and here I have finally put it all into fruition.

One of the key pieces of feedback you have given me has been that the snoot looked too angry. So it was high time for a redesign, as I want to give you all the most professional polished product I can muster. And I began to think, what if the snoot was not just angry […]

Showcasing the inside of the circus tent, please notice the details and character I have painted into every inch of this map, right down to the posters on the walls. I have been really inspired by armature dramatics groups, and small play showcases with the stage setup here, as I imagine this not to just […]

In these few images, I am showcasing some of the new shops populating the release candidate of Snootville, (formerly snoot village). Snootville will serve as the hub world, and its town center will offer many side quests and rewards for collecting their corresponding items. Here we see the snoot tearoom and café, A place where […]

In this video, I am going into great detail about the jumping mechanics of snoot’s adventure, as well as for the first time featuring the music you can expect to hear within this project, before finally showing the speedrunning, capabilities of the game. The jumps work via applying real forces, meaning their execution can often […]

Revisiting the idea from the beginning of this project I have decided to playtest some new ideas for a more cosmic theme, as this will better explain the strange gravity effects of this game, and the snoot’s floaty jumping. I have finally also added this nice water effect shader, and opted not to add reflections […]

To make snoot village feel alive and lived in, I decided to create a series of cute hand painted vegetables that will be found growing in allotments all over the village beside the houses of the snoots

Here, I present to you one of my hand painted textures for the rock and walls of snoot village.

This mechanic will be used to turn enemies and objects into usable platforms, that will in turn be used to solve a multitude of puzzles throughout the game.  By simply using the snoot’s ice breath you can freeze enemies and then push and pull the ice block.  Pay close attention to how the ice block […]

The snoot showcasing the elemental breath abilities and their accompanying physics in game. These will in eventually be used to solve puzzles, kill enemies and traverse though the 5 realms of the snoots world. Where would you like to see these abilities implemented? Do you have any ideas of what puzzles they could be used […]

Here you can watch first hand the full development process of creating the masked minion from just an idea, to a game ready asset, ready to be programmed and animated into my game. The video you see here was sped up 8*, and was completed in a couple of hours. I hope these creatures to […]

The first look at the actual game-play of my latest project! A puzzle adventure Platformer. Everything you see, right down to every texture has been painted from scratch.

Andy came to Devoke, in need of a new website, from which he could communicate with his students, blog about his travels and works, run live classes, and sell his artwork globally. We decided to create a design that used a color pallet directly taken from his artwork, combined with the idea of an abstract […]

So for the first time, I have featured in a podcast. Here I am talking to the host Billy Brandon on his show Blind Play-Through

The colorful hub world of my adventure puzzle game, is as cute and homely as can be, with its vibrant pastel colors, block landscapes, and stylized yet detailed designs. This really is shaping up to be a visually stunning game.

After a lot of hard work and dedication over the past few months, the Snooter is finally well on his way to his first adventure puzzle, and I am well on my way to having our first Indie Title released. Here, I am creating the first, of several houses located within a small village that […]

tention to physics, artwork, and shaders. I am finally reaching all of the mechanics and art-direction after three months of development, and at last, moving onto designing all the puzzles and fleshing out this creative world with as much charm and flair as possible.

Introducing Burrows the Carrobbit, one of the adorable creatures you will discover while playing Domino Effect (Name to be confirmed). There will be one of these cute critters for the Snooter to find burred in each level, and he definitely places himself in some strange places that are a puzzle within themselves. Stay tuned for […]

Here, I make this simple low polygon painted tree, along side a couple of variations. This simple build demonstrates a tonne of character and quaint, and will be an asset to feature in my future game projects. To craft this topology, I use Autodesk Maya and Autodesk Mudbox, before painting it using Adobe Photoshop, and […]

In this video, you can see me create this very simple, whimsical firn from scratch! Here I go through some classic texturing techniques using Photoshop, and model this simple design in Autodesk Maya. Over all, this design is a very easy build, but echos tonnes of character. Though I aim for this to be in […]