I’ve recently begun a livestream so that you can watch me work. Streamed 4 hours so far. To see if it’s up or not just go to the Livestream or go to our Facebook.

We’ve added some pictures from current projects to our Facebook page. Check us out at our Facebook.

Thanks for everyone that stopped by our booth and talked to us. I had a great time. Unfortunately, technical difficulties prevented us from having a playable demo up very long. We’ll be releasing information soon on what we’ve been working on.

Did you stop by and visit us at Too Many Games? Like our Facebook page at http://www.Facebook.com/nonpareilstudios and enter for a chance to win a free Triton AX 180 headset.

Tell your friends! Thanks guys!

Though I hate the thought that one could have “too many games,” I would like to thank the guys running the convention for allowing indie developers like us a unique opportunity to showcase what we’re working on. Without people like them, spreading the word on indie games would be much more difficult. So please, show your support for Too Many Games and join us there this summer!

Hello,

Shh. Top secret. Our development team is meeting many milestones lately. Honestly, it’s a lot of fun. Our current project has had so many amazing twists and turns, but it’s really starting to feel less like software and more like a child.. Is that weird? Even if it is, that’s how it feels either way.

I love my day job as a software engineer, but there’s really no substitute for independent video game development for me. It’s something I’ll never be able to give up.

In either case! Nonpareil Studios, LLC. will soon be launching its first title in beta / testing phases. Also, we will be attending the Too Many Games expo in the greater Philadelphia area. Should be a good time. The conference is not so much geared specifically towards video games, but rather games in general. Sort of.. nondiscriminatory I suppose, but games are games when it all comes down to it. You play games to have fun, and we just want to create fun. Seems like a fine fit.

If you’re in the Philadelphia area around the time of Too Many Games 2012, please come and stop by at the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center in Oaks, PA.

Looking forward to it!

Visit our blog! Nonpareil Studios is proud to begin to develop its web presence with the same passion given to all of its undertakings. We look forward to seeing you there.

Stay tuned!