The world of Pixel Lincoln is ever-changing. One day you might be hanging out in present day New York City (1987 of course), and the next you may be in the Mesozoic Era climbing Mount Everest. Which just happened to be a volcano back then. Remember? And in this world, everyone is out to get …
Every hero needs a sidekick, and Orion should be no exception. We knew that one character couldn’t carry the whole game by them self, so we needed to come up with an appropriate foil that would play off of Orion’s wacky personality in a natural way. Again, we looked to Hands On! Tangrams for inspiration. …
We’ve managed to get out of the studio a few times during the course of the production of Pixel Lincoln, and a few of those times we headed to local conventions. We’ve done a few Too Many Games and Video Game Trader shows, and each time we tried to top the last one. Next time …
Guys and gals, I feel like I owe you all an apology. I’ve been so excited introducing you to the characters, the story and world of Hands On! Pattern Blocks, I forgot to introduce the most essential element; the game itself! Pattern blocks are geometric manipulatives, much like tangrams. The objective is still to fill …
After two weeks of describing the initial card game, and the team behind the game, we’re finally ready to discuss the actual game! So what is Pixel Lincoln all about? Pixel Lincoln is a side-scrolling video game, with retro-styled graphics, inspired by such classics as Super Mario Bros. 3 (simplicity), MegaMan 2 (difficulty), and Earthbound …
When it was originally decided that we were going to make Pixel Lincoln into a video game, myself, George Tagmire, and the Ryans from Island Officials started to assemble a development team. We needed a medium sized group made up of artists, designers and programmers.. and it all started to come together quickly. I was …
I’ve been working on Pixel Lincoln in various forms for a few years now. Right now, it’s a side-scrolling action/adventure game that’s in development for the Nintendo DS by Island Officials. But a few years ago, things were very different. It all started out as a card game. In late 2008 I decided that I …
You may have noticed this if you’ve glanced at our team page, but we have quite a few artists on our team considering the size of the company. We’re fortunate and thankful for each of them, because it takes a lot of art to make a game. Unfortunately, many talented artists’ work goes unnoticed in …
Every story needs a hero, and Hands On! Pattern Blocks is no different. From the beginning, we knew we were going to create something zany, light hearted and fun and needed a character who could embody those sentiments. Fortunately, we already had an artist who brought all three of those traits to Hands On! Tangrams, …
Hi! I’m Adrian Sandoval. I’m the lead designer for Hands On! Pattern Blocks. My duties included conceptualizing the core game mechanics, designing some of the puzzles and writing the game’s script, and along with Creative Producer Ryan Harbinson, I also help oversee the production of the game by working with the technical and art leads …
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