Mon 8 Feb 2010
Posted by Jan Jacob Mekes under Features, Games & Game Design
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The Falling Soldier by Robert Capa
Past, present, future. Of these three, the past is the one we have most affinity with. The present is just too volatile, it changes all the time. The future is endlessly interesting, a great source of speculation, but that speculation is inherently based on our current experiences. Experiences that come from – you’ve guessed it – the past. (more…)
Mon 1 Feb 2010
Posted by Joshua Nuernberger under games & demos
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Tue 26 Jan 2010
Posted by Vince Twelve under Features, Games & Game Design
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Interfaces are important. I love interfaces. Forming an intuitive and fluid language that is used by the player to communicate with the game, and a way for the game to communicate back is fun. But adventure games, even the commercial titles, rarely get much interface love. Games in the genre tend to stick to one of the commonly used control schemes. (more…)
Mon 25 Jan 2010
Posted by Igor Hardy under Games & Game Design, Interviews
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The intriguing and unique adventure game TRAUMA (previously known as Illucinated) has been nominated in the 2010 edition of Independent Games Festival for Excellence in Audio, Excellence in Visual Arts, and for the Grand Price as well.
The game’s creator Krystian Majewski agreed to have his mind picked for a bit, so that we could find out more about the history of TRAUMA, while the game is already in its final stages of production. (more…)
Sun 17 Jan 2010
Posted by Drew Wellman under Games & Game Design, Reviews
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Sat 16 Jan 2010
Posted by Mark Richards under Features, Games & Game Design
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Whilst Ben Chandler and the like are consistently getting game development just right, there is the rest of us, me included, getting it just about completely wrong – or are we? And are we that different from Mr Chandler?
This article, in short, will try to explain why trying to make your first project huge and exciting is indeed a bad idea, but why I’m sticking to it and why you should never give up.
Wed 13 Jan 2010
Posted by Igor Hardy under Games & Game Design, Interviews
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Everyone knows robots are the coolest thing possible to appear in a cartoon or elsewhere. And in our latest interview we talk about them with Erin Robinson – the inventor of various types of Puzzle Bots and Nanobots. (more…)
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