NR, utd. is back from Momo Con and showing off Elemensional Rift.  It was a great show for such an extremely early access.  Now that all of the live interaction about Elemensional Rift is over, it is time to go full force towards the online efforts for the crowdsourcing campaign. […]

NR, utd. is back from Momo Con 2015

IndieGoGo Campaign The Elemensional Rift campaign has just gone live and is looking for help to become a successful campaign.  Please share and support and linking back is not only fully allowed but completely encouraged!  Just in time for the public appearance at Momo Con!

Elemensional Rift IndieGoGo campaign has now gone live!

Elemensional Rift unveiled
In preparations for Momo Con, the upcoming crowdsourcing campaign (coming soon), and a few other possible surprises to help the signal boost, this surprise is another one that is throwing a few of my fellow developers off guard (and let’s hope it is a surprise that shows some positive gain so […]

Official Elemensional Rift group

NR returns once again to the Infinite Lives podcast.  Certainly lots to tell about the NR, utd. progress and preparation for Momo Con.  Also more talking about the fighting metagame scene as well as some reflection on nostalgia. Listen to the podcast here

Return of the Infinite Lives

NR, the owner of NR, utd., got interviewed by Dan P. of Infinite Lives. During the interview, we discussed various topics such as the upcoming Elemensional Rift, Momo Con coming up in May, and various gaming such as Street Fighter and Pokémon. Listen to the podcast here

NR, utd. gets interviewed

Momo Con was a blast.  Lots of great interaction and meeting of some very interesting people.  We even hosted a panel about Indie dev start up with the Sage Coffey (the lead artist for Mantis Shuffle) and Michael Chrysler (the Lead Quality Assurance for Mantis Shuffle as well as the voice […]

Momo Con 2014

So just last week, GameJolt had a big jam competition.  The theme of it was chaos, and you can read more about the results here.  NR, utd.’s submission was Summon the Chaos, and was put together within 72 hours of development time (in addition to a few extra hours for polish and minor […]

Summon the Chaos

Several indie developers got together for a group podcast with Startup Gamers.  In addition to NR from NR, utd., there was also Brandon Lacasse of Insert Coin Studios, Joel Hill, and Kamil Czajko of Kactus Games.  Learn about where it started for us devs and the paths we are planning or are currently […]

Podcast with Startup Gamers