This is a multiplayer graphical text adventure game for the Amazon Alexa Show devices. The adventure was created with the excellent Evennia codebase. Instead of controlling the game with a keyboard, your voice is used. The skill uses the Alexa
Whenever the commercials come on while watching TV, I usually switch the channel over until they finish. The problem is, I have no way of knowing when the commercials have finished, and find myself changing back to the original channel
This is a skill I wrote for the Amazon Alexa. Soccer Flash will send the user a notification whenever a goal is scored in a football match featuring the users chosen teams. The skill features in-skill purchasing. A paying subscriber
I created a new version of my Old Time Radio skill for the Amazon Alexa. I needed to host this skill with Amazon, so this required a complete rewrite. This new version was written in Javascript and NodeJS. The new
I’m afraid I have outgrown my Raspberry Pi server ‘farm’. They are beginning to struggle now, as I am asking far too much of them. It was a good learning experience running my servers from home, but now it’s time
Here’s a new skill I have created. The skill turns the Alexa into an Old Time Radio player.The radio will play back-to-back episodes of a chosen show, interspersed with vintage commercials, giving it a more authentic vintage feel.Users can also
This is a simple quiz game I have been working on for the Amazon Alexa. I wrote this in PHP and it uses the Open Trivia Database API for the questions. I just need to add a bit more functionality
This is an adventure game I have written for the Amazon Alexa. The skill is available HERE (temporarily removed). This has been a fun project and I have learned a lot, not least Python! Although this is a Multi-User Dungeon
==UPDATED 04/05== I’ve now got the interface part of this project working, so I’m now working on actually writing the story. Being able to resume your adventure at any time means I can write a more in-depth game, rather than
I have been using a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B for a while now as an adblocker for my network (https://pi-hole.net). As this is already on 24/7, I decided to see if I could use it to host my websites