One of my favorite lines from Propaganda Lander: “Dominance and Virility!” Just so you know, there’s a series of movies in the game–glimpses of them you’ve seen in my trailer and Jess’s trailer.

Feast on this new exclusive trailer my sweets! This is Jess’s trailer. She’s had a bit more time with the iMovie doodad than Tommy, but it’s not like they’re “competitive” or anything. Enjoy!

Here is my attempt at making a trailer using iMovie. I prefer the PC but, most of this iPhone stuff happens on a Mac. If I make another one, it’ll be more awesome; I promise.

Propaganda Lander Lives! In this super, up-to-date video you can hear the sounds of the revolution. Stephen Harwood has been making all sorts of groovy tracks and this is just the beginning. Notice the fancy new shield boost and the stylish Lava Level!

Here’s the latest form Smashworx labs! We’re getting pretty close to the end of the project (if all stays on track) and looking back at the videos by the Smashworx fire has become an office favorite. This new video shows the spanking new title screen, some revamped enemies and the illusive water level.

Our newest Propaganda Lander video features some nasty foes: boulders, spears, fireballs and, the office favorite, homing missiles. Music by The Darkness and will not actually appear in the game…no matter how much we beg and plead.

You know you like it!

Music by the Beastie Boys and will not be featured in the game.

Tommy has designed a rockin’ level editor so I can plot land and set all sorts of parameters in the construction of the levels.  Now the term “rockin’ level editor” may not incite a fury of excitement for you humble readers but as one who has spent far too much of her life (that I can never get back mind you) wrestling with buggy level editors that refuse assets, drop floors, deny any type of after-the-fact editing and offer the flexibility of an 80 year old after a VFW dance off, Tommy’s homespun level editor is a dreamboat.  I’ll try and put up some video of the new levels once we fix the emulator.

Nik has been hard at work with the GUI and other interface assets.  Through a giant discussion on how a timer should be presented, we’ve finally agreed that rather than a clock or gauge, we would represent time through how much fuel the lander has.  I bring this up because one of the lessons of making a game that I’ve picked up is how much one tries to make every asset relative to each other and the overall game production. By forgoing an obtuse clock system, the idea of “space vehicle” is upheld with the notion of fuel consumption.  This is a much nicer fit.

We keep working and Propaganda Lander keeps getting better.  Stay tuned for news on release dates, development news and general groovy times!

Smashworx presents an exclusive peek into our development process! Here is the third movie of our current iPhone project Propaganda Lander. Check out the new ships! And Missiles galore! Music by David Bowie.