'It's a very minimalist game,' says Andrew Lackey, 'which meant we couldn't introduce any sound that was unnecessary, or that didn't fit with the game's logic.' Like, for example, a soundtrack. ...
'It's a very minimalist game,' says Andrew Lackey, 'which meant we couldn't introduce any sound that was unnecessary, or that didn't fit with the game's logic.' Like, for example, a soundtrack. ...
"Many people feel like the UK is playing second fiddle to London and every initiative or event that takes place there increases that negative vibe. I'm certain that these London-centric choices are logistical, not emotive or dismissive." ...
Scott Cawthon decides to yank the game, asks Steam to change its refund policy for his game in particular, and offer future versions for free. ...
This week, our partnership with game criticism site Critical Distance brings us picks from Mark Filipowich on topics ranging from predators in online games to gambling in Japan. ...
This will be the third year that SXSW Gaming Awards will be distributed, and the awards are varied (and numerous enough) to potentially honor a broad swath of game developers. ...
"On my last day at Ubisoft, while I was saying goodbye to my colleagues, nobody asked why I was leaving to work on my own games. Even people who barely knew me had a pretty good idea." ...
'The end of the Sorcery! epic is our focus for the moment; it's a bittersweet feeling to be coming to the end of the series after nearly 1.5 million words.' ...
"So what I set out to prove was, does the player feel like the game is getting harder when the music changes while playing? The setup for the test was quickly established." ...
"My variables made logical sense for the game code, but not for the designer. I set out to rename all my stats, shifting from 'how does this work' to 'what makes most sense to me?'" ...