Hi everyone. In my last update on The Anatolian Trail, I showed you all some of the scenes from the game demo that we’re building. Today I’d like to showcase

Continue readingWorld-Building: Creating the Characters of the Anatolian Trail

Hello, everyone! After a few weeks of silence, I hope this to be the first of many regular posts that I make about our progress on The Anatolian Trail.  Fortunately

Continue readingWorld-Building: The Beaches of Trxwéntix

Hswaxgwmtóm, everyone. Last month I discussed in this post how the Anatolian Trail was first created and how the narrative team produced a script and recorded dialogue for the proof-of-concept. Today, I

Continue readingCreating the Proof-of-Concept, Part 2 (of 2)

Brenna, George, and I met before the holidays to discuss the direction of the game. We’ve also met with the artists to talk about the style we would like to

Continue readingReady to work, but…

Brenna and I have been at home with the kids for the past couple of weeks, so we haven’t had much time to write about the Anatolian Trail.  However, we

Continue readingHappy New Year!

Today a story about The Anatolian Trail was published on UKNOW, the news page for the University of Kentucky.  Click here to read more!

Hswaxgwmtóm, y’all!  In today’s post, I would like to highlight some of the hard work the team did to produce a proof-of-concept  for the NEH. It’s unlikely that the prototype

Continue readingCreating the Proof-of-Concept, Part 1 (of 2)

Edit Hswaxgmtóm, solwōs! This is the first of many blog posts about the production and development of The Anatolian Trail: an Indo-European Adventure. In this post, I would like to explain

Continue readingWhy We’re Making the Anatolian Trail

I received some exciting news this morning.  Together with my wife, Brenna Byrd (UK), and George Landon, the head of the Gaming Institute at Eastern Kentucky University (EKU), we were

Continue readingWe won a grant from the NEH!