Hello to whoever is out there reading this! I'm username303, and I'm new to 64digits. I guess I'm writing this blog to introduce myself, and test the waters a bit. I don't really like blogging, but here goes!

(tl;dr: Me Kyle. Me program good. Me moderate subreddits. Me like Game Maker.)

My name is Kyle Kubik and I am a 19 year old programming hobbyist. I live in the US and am currently going to college for Mechanical Engineering. Since it's just a hobby, I typically use Game Maker for any programming I do, although I have also learned some Java, C++, and VisualBasic. I also often use MatLab for work in my major.

I am one of the head mods for the game maker community on Reddit. We are a small community of only about 2000 subscribers, but we try to stay very active, with competitions and other events happening at least once every couple of months. (We are having Mike Dailly do an AMA in September!!)

I've never released a game of any real acclaim, but I really love programming. I guess the biggest game I have worked on was A Nation of Wind, which was a game that I had provided a bit of consultation on. I later became fairly good friends with the developer, and we created the game Attack of the Fightosphere together for an Adventure Time game jam. To this day, it is my favorite game I've ever created.

I've made a number of other small games over the years, some of which I may upload here. Most of them are proofs of concepts, or just incomplete, but I've learned something from each one along the way.

I am by no means a master programmer, but I'd like to think that I have an at least above average understanding of game maker, and I spend a lot of my time on the GM subreddit answering programming questions, and helping out new users. I really like teaching and helping, and it is one of my goals to create the introduction to gamemaker that I wish I had when I was starting out.

I guess I've spent enough time talking about myself! I hope to be bringing some interesting games and content soon!

Leave me a comment if you wanna chat!