Productions

Demo for Finnish Amiga Party 2013.

Amiga AGA 060 demo.

Something totally different this time.

Demo for Amiga (AGA/060)

A browser demo. Written in WebGL + JavaScript. It was made totally from the scratch in couple of days before the party. I was surprised how nice language JS is nowadays..
-rle

Candy colored demo for awesome soundtrack from Keith303.
- rale

Requires shader model 3.0.

Small production to support Alternative Party.
- rale

The demo that the original Fascination should have been. I am quite happy with this one. Fuckings to Seventies and funk, Eighties is where the real style is at..

- Preacher

A quickly made invitation. Was made because it had to be made, and I think it unfortunately shows. The best part is the music.

- Preacher

Anaglyphic 3D demo. Made more to be a experiment with anaglyphic 3d view than to be a seriously competing demo. For a big surprise - this ended up winning the whole demo competition at Simulaatio'07.
If you want to fully enjoy this demo find yourself pair of anaglyphic 3d glasses.
-rale

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A textmode demo mostly coded by Vulture. It was originally made for TMDC'05, but missed the deadline a bit and was released in 2006 instead.

A rather boring and monotonic demo for a fantastic, monotonic soundtrack. Not one of our best, or our favourites :)

A short piece I made in one day when I was sick and stayed at home. The song is an unused demosong from at least a year ago.. despite what people say, I think this demo turned out pretty good. At least in my mind, it's got this weird groove. ~Preacher

Invitation for our demoparty, Icons'07. A bit uninspired and contains nothing new, but it has its moments.

Be sure to come or at least submit a production :)

A fast production for Function. Personally I think it's one of the best things we've done, but people seem to disagree ;) It was done in cooperation with Grey Park, a Finnish noise project featuring Nosfe -Preacher

Traction goes candypop. A worthy sequel to Insert Coins or not? You decide. Personally I both love and hate it. It's pretty but ah, so empty of substance.. - Preacher

Six minutes of minimalism, with a nice placing at Assembly. Our 32nd prod, hence the name. I just wonder if 2^6 is going to look like this.. >:) Also, the first cooperation with Rale, who is responsible for this being as good as it is. I was almost ready to throw the towel in.. -Preacher

A fast prod that was meant for DiHalt'06 but was released at Simulaatio since it wasn't finished in time. Apologies for the horrendous blur, it looked pretty cool on my broken CRT :D Maybe there will be a final one day. -Preacher

A failure. It was made without any real inspiration, which unfortunately shows. There will be a remix one day. -Preacher

Invitation for Buenzli 2006. A fun prod to work on, it was made in about a weekend and finished piss drunk at Breakpoint. Huge thanks to Genox and Little Bitchard for cooperation. -Preacher

A collection of effects both released before and unreleased, with ripped textures and ripped music. Released as a part of Jumabruary 2006, when Jumalauta released a production every day. Originally it was never meant for release.. but you can see some of the effects in later Traction demos here in their original form. -Preacher

So there I was, sitting on IRC when rm told me to make a demo for Satellite. So I made one. In two hours. It took some experimenting to make it look this pink. And hey, it won the compo, which is unfortunately not that great an achievement :p btw, did you know that it's REALLY hard to find a decent portrait of Ron Jeremy with google image search? -Preacher

A demo that took its final shape quite quickly. Originally it was supposed to just be in Eighties colors, but at approximately halfway the game concept took over. Our most popular work so far, and one of the most fun to make. -Preacher

A demo to a fantastic tune by Pinza. I think I managed to capture the mood I wanted pretty well, chilly and still a bit warm. One of my works I am happier with. -Preacher

Two people decided to make a demo.

A glimpse of the darker side of the mind. While making this, I seriously ran out of time.. I wouldn't have released it at all at Breakpoint unless BoyC hadn't kicked me to doing it :D I think the labyrinth effect is one of the best ones I've ever made, and this demo really needs a proper sequel to wrap the concept up. -Preacher

The graphics and the tune come from an old NoID demo that was supposed to be released at Escape'00 but never was. I found them on my hard drive and we made this. -Preacher

Something that I made on and off, while working on other stuff. If you want to know how my thoughts look from the inside, use this as a guide :) Nominated for scene.org awards in the most original concept-category. -Preacher

Originally a test for glowfilter, which gradually developed into a real demo. Has in my opinion more depth and feeling than any other of my demos, and that's probably because of the fantastic music. -Preacher

The second Traction demo I had my hands on. Was nominated for Breakthrough Performance in scene.org awards, but didn't win. The concept could've been realized better, and some of the scene poetry is a bit embarrassing, but it was still really cool to work on. Also, this was the first production with Grip on board. -Preacher

This is the first Traction demo I really worked on. I worked in the post office all night and coded this all day. I think it's still fresher than most of my other demos. It's like the first home-made demo CD by a band that will later record "real" albums.. rough but contains spirit. -Preacher

A demo mostly done by Vulture, I only made a couple of grid effects for it. Somehow ended up last, though there were worse demos in the compo >:) I still think the concept is pretty cool. -Preacher

A demo Vulture coded while in the army. Fantastic graphics by Critikill, but it's a first OpenGL thing and I think it shows a bit :) -Preacher