A young man sits down to his computer. Books and printouts surround him. Empty cola cans add color to the scene. Notes scribbled on random sheets of paper are delicately sorted in a chaotic splatter.

This young man is driven. He has strong dreams and desires. He has something inside of him and he must express it. He chases his dream. He expresses himself and his ideas through some form of art. This art flows as ones and zeros. His dreams are digital and so is his future. His expression is brought to life in Zaskoda Soft.

[1993]

Scott Dudley started using the name "Zaskoda" as a handle. A few low qaulity software titles were released with the name "Zaskoda Soft" on the title screen. These titles included Scrocher, Linear and alpha demos of Lord Von. The source to all three games were lost.

[1994]

The character Bob was created. Production on "Bob and His Amazing Journey Home" started.

[1994]

Zaskoda Soft secured its first foothold on the Internet. A few software titles and Shobek mod files were made available for download. One of the software titles included a shareware version of the still incomplete game staring Bob.

[1995]

Several small projects started and some fell. These projects included Allen and Lord Von 2. At this time, "The Legend of Talibah" was started. "Bob and his Amazing Journey Home" was still incomplete.

[1996]

A web site dedicated to "The Legend of Talibah" went online. While TLOT made a great deal of headway, it was far from complete. "Bob and His Amazing Journey Home" was completed and the first few copies were sold. Some of Zaskoda Soft's older titles were released to the Internet as "Antique Software". "Splat" is quickly developed using the core of Talibah's graphics engine.

[1997]

"The Legend of Talibah" continued to be developed. A strong amount of interest in the game developed in the Internet community. "Bob and His Amazing Journey Home" was picked up by a distributed called Softdisk. "Zaskoda Soft" becomes a sole proprietorship.

[1998]

A slow year for Zaskoda Soft. Work on The Legend of Talibah continues. Digital River expresses interest in Bob.

[1999]

Work in progress.