Games · apps · tools · Pacific Northwest
I’m Kevin Coughlin, a programmer who makes games, apps and open-source tools. Right now that means Salt Line, an artillery roguelike heading to Steam, and Shoutkit, an internet radio app for iPhone and Android, both published through my small studio, Cascadia Collections.
Game · in development
A single-player artillery roguelike. Aim through the wind across an endless procedural horizon, where terrain damage persists, shells are the run’s resource, and you draft a modifier every four screens. Local versus and a map editor too.
App · iPhone and Android
One internet radio app for iPhone and Android. Free, open source and private, with no ads and no tracking.
Godot 4 addon: picks a frame cap and refresh rate from the power source, battery saver, thermal state and Android game mode.
Sandbox-safe desktop portals for Godot games on Linux and in Flatpak: GameMode, idle inhibition, power saver and notifications.
A lazydocker-style terminal UI for managing a fleet of Steam Deck and Steam Machine devkits.
An early prototype of a retro pseudo-3D roguelike racer, where every track is proven drivable by a bot before you see it.
Daily generated art from public-domain museum landscapes, restyled with neural style transfer. It paints this page’s background.
A Minecraft server in 60 seconds, for busy dads who would rather play than administer.
Notes from side projects: things I measured, fixed or got wrong.
I’m a programmer based in Redmond, Washington. I like small tools, clear interfaces and software that holds up in the real world, and I build most of it in the open.
I founded Cascadia Collections, the independent studio that publishes my games and apps. I studied Computer Science and Economics at The College of New Jersey.
Everything here is made independently, and most of it is free. If something is useful to you, sponsoring on GitHub helps keep it going.