By day, Greg Parham helps his father, a retired doctor,
explore the mysteries of the universe. By night, he designs video games. There's not much overlap. He enjoys designing games and then doing research in the Human Genome Project to give them reality, and he's working on his Ph.D. in mathematics. He started designing games when he was a young boy, and as he got older, his designs evolved. When he was around 12 years old, he designed a first-person shooter called Silmarillion, set in the universe of Tolkien's Lord of the Rings.
He also designed a first-person shooter for his high school team. This was a modification of Ultima Underworld, a classic dungeon crawler with a 3D graphics engine that was popular with his team at the time. Some of his designs have also been incorporated into the Final Fantasy series of games, including Final Fantasy III.
Greg lives in Brattleboro, Vermont, with his girlfriend, Nora. He's thinking about becoming a professor of mathematics or computer science when he finishes his Ph.D., and he's designing games professionally now. He learned to program on an Amiga when he was a kid and fell in love with writing code and puzzle-solving. He uses pseudocode as a way to describe what he does, which is why you'll sometimes see a sentence like "The big PAD left the party with everyone else."
Just curious, what do you actually mean by PAD? (Pseudocode Appear Decide and Act, I assume?)
Pretty interesting game, I actually got stuck on the screen where there was a bit of a choice to go left or right. I chose to go right, but I ended up going back and picking one of the earlier choices.
I also liked that it had to be done in just a certain amount of time (I think I got only one choice). But I did not like the initial choice of what to do right away. That made it difficult to see the choice in the first place, and it took me a bit to realize that the choice was there.
Cool! Some one mentioned that it was pretty short. I found it to be about 3-4 hours long, but that's the full thing.
I might be on the slow side, but I noticed that once I made a couple of choices at the start, I kind of had an idea of what I was supposed to 01e38acffe
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