A little bit about myself

My name is Sakis, I'm an indie games developer from Greece. I started game development as a hobby in early 2005 with Game Maker. I was one of the first developers back then who give more focus on 3D games using Game Maker (which is mostly for 2D games).
Most people may know me from Game Maker Community (with username sakisa) as the creator of the games Crimelife, Guns & Spurs, Mythology, Super Smash Battle and many more.
Now I'm using Unity3D to make games for iOS and Android. My most recent game 'Angel in Danger' which is a 3D platformer is published by Crescent Moon Games for iOS and Android.

In my real job I work as a web developer for a company here in Greece. I know C#, Javascript, html, css, php. I also work as a graphics artist and I also design the graphics for my own games (2D and 3D).
Today game development is my second job, still with the same passion and excitement.

- My portfolio here
- My games developed with Game Maker can be found here.
- My published iOS and Android games be found here.
- I you want to contact me about anything visit this link.


Jan 12, 2016

Harvest Simulator VR try the first beta on January 15!

http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=596932391

The first beta of Harvest Simulator VR will be available for download on January 15.

It's a good chance for everyone to try the game and discuss your opinions, impressions and suggestions about it. You will be able to try two versions of the game, one for the Oculus Rift and one "non VR version" for your PC.
The game currently is in early state but together we can turn this to something really great.
All your opinions good or bad are always welcome here. The development progress of the game will grow thanks to your ideas.
With the chance of the first release I was thinking to start a pol where everyone would be able to vote for some ideas I was thinking about the future of the game.

Don't miss the beta on January 15!

Thank you all for the comments and your support.
by Sakis25 at 1/12/2016 01:07:00 PM

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