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Last year I shared a few vlogs from a little indie start-up called Kermdinger Studios as they set out on the journey of creating their first indie game.  Eighteen months and one cross-country move later, the guys at Kermdinger have unveiled their first project, launching pages on Kickstarter and Steam Greenlight.  They call it Stunt Runner, a physics puzzler for PC and Mac with a humorous twist.  The game’s already at the top of the video game staff picks on Kickstarter, which isn’t a bad sign at all.

If you’ve been curious what the Kermdinger guys (Kermdingers?  Kermdingites?  What is a Kermdinger, anywise?), check out the details on Stunt Runner.  You can also visit them on their own site.

I’m a week late and it’s totally my fault. – Dix

You’ve waited this long to hear what they’ve been working on…

Unfortunately Kermdinger Studios was hit by a meteorite yesterday and completely obliterated.  Bummer.

Okay, I’m just kidding.  Only Ethan was obliterated.

Back on schedule.  Heck yes.

It’s Tuesday, and you know what that means.  Time to check in with Kermdinger Studios, LLC, and see how things are going.

Trust me, I really considered spelling “chronicles” with a ‘k’.  I considered it hard.

We of Tap-Repeatedly like to, you know, support things sometimes.  Like causes and movements and things like that.  Sometimes, also, coffee tables.  So in that tradition I’m pleased to introduce Kermdinger Studios, LLC, a shiny new indie game startup in Pittsburgh, PA.  Kermdinger’s making a game (as indie game studios are wont to do if you don’t watch ’em closely) and wants to tell you all about it every step of the way.

Why are we featuring Kermdinger, you ask?  Could it be that this author has, in fact, become drunk with the power afforded him by posting privileges here and wantonly flaunts his responsibility to the world – nay, the Internet! – to help give his friends and classmates a leg up?  Could it be that Kermdinger offered to do all the work so that he could just hit “Publish” and spend the rest of the day on Star Trek Online?  Could it be that I really just want everyone to know that that’s my blasted magic 8-ball they’re playing with, dammit, and I better get a fricking producer credit or something for it?

Yes.  Yes, it could be all those things.

Whatever the reason, I present to you the first two installments of Kermdinger’s weekly video blog.  Watch ’em.