John LeBoeuf-Little

@worldnamer.bsky.social

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Game developer, Programmer, Nerd. I helped write Scum and Villainy, Band of Blades, and I'm working on Project Perseus. Check out my new venture Vertex Rim at https://vertexrim.com and https://vertexrim.itch.io!

Character card for Cactus Jack including his (?) two abilities feigning death and bang bang.
A computer game (toy?) with a mahogany desk covered in gold coins, emeralds, rubies, diamonds. In the center, on the dragon's horde is a wooden box, with an unfeatured circle set into the front panel, which is inset from the side.
A digitally composted image of a woman with some sort of hacking rig attached to the side of her head, a piece of glass fit over her eye with text displaying. She is looking at a computer screen on the right as well. The background is some unidentified tech stuff in red and green hues, blurred and out of focus. She is outlined in black, giving the image the look of a graphic novel.
Piece of Work logo treatment. Circutboard background with logo in noir stylings in shades of gray. Glitch marks make the otherwise sans serif font look lightly distorted.
Box art for the Down Stream card game, A River Building Game for Two
A bookmark from Ratti Incantati (Amanda Lee Franck). It says "Warning: Rats" and below RATS are not on your side RATS do not know where hidden treasure is DO NOT ORDER TAKEOUT FOR RATS. We need YOUR help to discourage rats in this area. Rats do not contribute! Rats do not respect you! Rats do not have a Secret Library of Secret Rat Lore. It is just a paperback under a trash can. It is not even good. They did not even write it. DO NOT GIVE RATS A SWORD
Cover for the solo game Dead Orbit Mall.
A supplement book for OutGunned.
Final game state, where each character met a horrible end.
Job card sheet for City of Mist (front)
Hotel interior, looking out a glass wall at an external walkway with waterfall and natural stone ediface.
The Air Canada logo, bright red on solid black. The logo features a maple leaf where the stem of the leaf combines with a red circle giving it the feel of a logo you might find in Cyberpunk 2077.
Funding goal for Blades '68, for my contribution, a conspiracy theory leaflet.
A screenshot from an InDesign layout of one "playbook" (AKA Perspective) from Piece of Work. The Perspective is for the Anarchist. Under the title it has the tag line "I became a criminal because FUCK YOU. THAT'S WHY." It reads: "Play the Anarchist if you want to fight the power head-on, with reckless and breathtaking abandon. Will the fires of destruction pave a way for a better future? Advantage No Questions Asked You always have a line on stolen and illegal goods. You can always find someone who will sell you what you need. Motive To liberate the masses People A fence you can sell stolen goods to An admirer Someone who’s in over their head Someone who will take you in for a little while A revolutionary who disagrees with you" Above these mechanics is story text: "They call you broken, you know. Not that anyone around these parts is going to mind, but the way you act, the way you don’t seem to care about what other people think... That takes guts, I’ll give you that. Try giving that speech to one of those System cops and they’ll cart you away so fast your head will spin. Anyway, what’s the point of razzing some corporate goon? Small fries. I wouldn’t dream of telling you your business, but if it were me, I’d be thinking of something bigger than two stooges on a corner and a can of spray paint in your pocket. What you want is to bring the whole thing down, shake the system to its core. You figure how, you’ll be set." To the left is a crouched woman, in blue tones, looking to the right at a ring light in red hues. She looks disaffected, and entirely done with your bullshit.
A spread from the super-secret draft layout of Piece of Work. This is the chapter spread for the Systems chapter. There is a fiction passage to go with the chapter title. It reads as follows: "I had a lead. That last job we did, I didn’t just get the accounting information the client wanted, I also got into PanaShiba’s email systems. I needed to track down who knew about the production shortages we were going through when I worked there. That’s the rat that cost me everything. And now I had a lead. The only problem was, I knew them. Alexandre Oliveira. We used to fight together in the war. Even saved my life once. There’s no way they pull the trigger on the division. I had more questions than answers. Are they being set up? Did they betray us? Who’s really calling the shots?" The layout is very nice and you should say nice things.
A photo of a dojo with a sign in green letters above the window saying Martial Arts. The M in the sign is burned out, leaving only "artial Arts".
The rabbit Holland, laying on his side sleeping between the legs of our piano.
Holland, studiously sitting in the chair and looking at me, since all we do is work now.
Holland the Rabbit is perched on the top part of my couch, looking out at the world, anticipating what may come next.
Holland, sitting on my chair, one ear up and the other back like he is orienting two radar dishes. He has caught me taking an interest and is figuring out his next move.
Napping bunny, stretched flat with paws under him, chin resting on floor.
A screen capture from my game Running Late where the captain's chair seems to have burst into flames.
Holland the rabbit on top of the lidded bin we use to store his litter. The bin is tucked under a shelf and he just fits in the space between the two. He is peering out from his new found hide-away, pleased with himself.
FPS perspective of a spaceship interior, with a hole in the ceiling, some sort of gas leaking in. The viewer looking at the hole shakes their camera left and right, indicating things are not going according to plan.
Gray rabbit tucked between the legs of an office chair, near some hay. His ears are at attention, and he is posing for the camera. He knows exactly how inconvenient he's being.
A video of me chucking an air filter at incredible speed into the front windshield of my spaceship.
A very flat and cozy gray rabbit that I love with all my heart. His name is Holland.
Rabbit Holland, looking out from a cardboard box he's napping in, with various signs of bunny destruction around.
Rabbit Holland looking up at me, wondering "when there can be treats?"
My rabbit Holland, skeptically looking out from his cardboard castle, while napping during the hot part of the day.