Another pastime of mine - game design.

      I used to play video games often, but I wanted more than just playing them. I wanted to know the mechanics behind them - and create my own game. I did.

     These three following games I created with a program called Game-Editor. Basically, I experimented as I went on in the game's creation - I had no set plan. The feeling of creating a working game (at least in a basic level) is actually pretty satisfying, and you learn a good deal of programming on the way. The Game-Editor.com forums and experimentation were the only sources I used to gain the knowledge to make these games. Yes, these games may be simple compared to commercial or even high level amateur games. However, I probably haven't spent nearly as much time as these people do creating them.

      Note: these files are executables- they run a program on the computer itself. In general, executable files (.exe) have the potential to damage your computer. These game files do not require administrative privileges. I wouldn't do anything to damage computers, but you can use your best judgment to decide if you want to download these games or not.

      Alternatively, you can download the source files, which require Game-Editor to run. You can even modify my games, but I ask that you acknowledge that I created them. An experienced programmer may find many bugs in my game's code - please note I'm just an amateur at programming!

     Get Game-Editor Here (you will be directed to game-editor.com)

     Once you have this program you can click on "Download Source Files" on this page to edit or play the games. After unzipping (extracting), open Game-Editor, navigate to the download location, and open it. Presto! The game is loaded and ready to play or modify.