Uploaded February 2023 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago

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If you've seen my streams, then you've probably heard of a game that I have been working on titled: Blasters: Paranoia. I decided to change the name to Blasters: Parks and Wreck, mostly because I when I made some tiles to decorate the map, I realized it looked like a park. Plus, it gives the game a centralized aesthetic, which the first game was lacking.

Unlike the first game, I plan to have multiple tracks for each phase; one for the beginning, middle, and end. As the title suggests, this track is for the prep phase in the later stages of the game. I have a few more tracks that I want to release in the near future, including another theme for the prep phase, as well as a track for a game made at my college's game jam.

As for the game itself: don't expect the full game to come out anytime soon. I'll probably do to the same thing with Blasters: Pandemonium, where I released new versions of the games after I met a certain milestone. I could probably release a version right now, but I want to clean it up before doing it.

By the way, the track was made using Furnace, which is honestly just a better (and free) version of Deflemask. I bought Deflemask a while back, but I don't use it anymore since Furnace does everything that it does plus more, including combining different sounds chips to make your own Frankenstein of a chipset. Speaking of, I made this using the NES's and PC Engine's sound chips. I chose those two because they make a similar set up to the NES + 4-N163 setup that I used to make all of the Pandemonium tracks. Plus, the NEC's chip allows for full stereo, which I made use of in this track.