By kson on Apr 20, 2010 in Origins | 0 Comments
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By kson on Apr 7, 2009 in Philosophy | 0 Comments
It’s been almost a year since I’ve released my 2nd original classic strategy game, “Qyshinsu: Mystery of the Way”. As I continue to work on the strategy guide, due out this May, I can’t help but wonder as to my role in relation to my games after they have been created. While I do provide guidance into learning how to play Qyshinsu to those I’ve come in contact with, I realized that it is crucial for me to share my insights into learning how to play well. Read the rest
By kson on Feb 17, 2009 in Origins | 0 Comments
There are many projects underway for 2009. Some of these include the release of my 3rd game, the Qyshinsu strategy guide, and something about the iPhone
As more information becomes available. I will update the site accordingly. Thanks for visiting.
By kson on Jun 3, 2008 in Ritual | 1 Comment
I’d like to thank L.Lynn Smith for developing the “Official” Zillions of Games version of Qyshinsu. The flow is nice and can sometimes prove to be a worthy adversary. For myself, I enjoy exploring the depths of the play and seeing how the computer employs its strategies & tactics.
Download zip file:Â Qyshinsu: Zillions version
For those unfamiliar with the Zillions of Games software, you may see more information here – http://www.zillions-of-games.com
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By kson on Jun 2, 2008 in Ritual | 1 Comment
I just wanted to share this message I received from someone who had just received their Zhadu a couple of days ago. It’s the little things that truly matter.
Rodney–Â
 Thought you’d like to hear this: I was playing Zhadu with a friend at a local diner, and the couple next to us asked what it was we were playing. We described the game and told them a little about you, and left them with one of your business cards. I honestly don’t expect that it’ll lead to a sale or anything, but, it does speak to how elegant and beautiful the game both looks and feels. Congrats — Zhadu’s a very good game that I expect to enjoy for many years to come.
–Jason