"I've tried to be as clear as I can. I have almost no social network. I will do a round of press emails, none of whom I ever met in person. If it succeeds, it will succeed on what it is solely." ...
"The six songs heard playing through the one-button rhythm game tell many a sad tale, but the way each man helps himself go to sleep might be as old as time: by stroking his own ... guitar." ...
When Farbs first released Captain Forever back in 2009, it was the start of a long and winding phase of experimentation. In 2014, we'll be seeing more results of that experimentation. ...
When Farbs first released Captain Forever back in 2009, it was the start of a long and winding phase of experimentation. In 2014, we'll be seeing more results of that experimentation. ...
17-Bit CEO Jake Kazdal speaks to Gamasutra about the development of Galak-Z and why 17-Bit decided to switch gears and embrace procedural generation, throwing out months of work in the process. ...
"We didn't manage to meet all of our initial goals, but we still had a hell of a good time, learned a lot, and made enough money so that we could continue making video games." ...
"What do you feel is the most important trait in a game developer?" Rami Ismail answers this question, and three others: "questions that I've received more often than any other." ...
"A ludic language is simply an analogy which applies concepts of linguistics to game design. We assign each type of choice a player may make in game to a syntactical object in a language." ...
"I set up a Kanban board on Trello and gave a brief explanation of the process to Hannah and Rachel. I was surprised by how efficient this made everything." ...
Frictional Games creative director Thomas Grip seems like a pretty affable guy. But the games he makes scare the living crap out of people. ...