Author Archives: superjoebob

New version as of May 5th, 2025! BENDY is now open source: https://github.com/superjoebob/bendy_redo/releases BENDY is a free FL Studio native plugin meant to allow piano roll note bends/panning/effects to control third party VST instruments and external synthesizers, something that is not … Continue reading →

I’ve been spinning on trying to write something nice for a change, something more positive, and there are about half a dozen bits of new posts sitting in my drafts that I’ve tried to write since my last one in … Continue reading →

It seems like in the country I live, a lot of us share the dream of becoming some kind of Rockstar at some point in our lives. We all tend to give up that dream eventually, either because we grow … Continue reading →

As someone who works from home on a computer I’m very lucky to say that things haven’t changed too much here. I love computers! But without having anywhere else to go I guess it’s “like music without silence”, and it’s … Continue reading →

It’s been 2 years since the Steam version of Duck Game’s ‘Underground’ Beta was launched, and damn near 3 years since the last finished update was released. I honestly can’t believe it, if you’d have asked me when I though … Continue reading →

How many years has it been? I’ve lost count to be honest but it’d be easy to check. Sometimes I sit down and look through parts of the game that has consumed my life, parts that I don’t even remember … Continue reading →

It’s been 5 years since the release of Duck Game. 1 year for the OUYA version, 1 year for PC, 2 years of updates and PS4 and 1 more year of Switch development. It’s been ~10 Years since I graduated … Continue reading →

I never know where to start with these, but when I actually get writing it always gets easier which I guess is like creating anything. I find it’s a lot easier to make something if you can force out some … Continue reading →

It’s been a good 4 or 5 months since I last said anything, but me and Duck Game have been wandering through the fields working out what to do next. I tried a lot of new things in the past … Continue reading →