Seeing Indie Dungeon-Crawler Plunge Grow Up
Though it’s always great to watch friends be successful, it also helps when they’re working on a really enjoyable game.
Helping people “see each other in new ways:” Ami Baio’s “You Think You Know Me”
Ami Baio’s first card game helps friends and strangers connect on a deeper level at both game tables and out in the real world.
Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses Concert in Portland, Oregon Tomorrow
Video game concerts are growing in frequency, bringing game music to real life. One of Nintendo’s premier franchises gets the symphonic treatment tomorrow in Portland, Oregon with The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses. Matching a full orchestra with videos of various Zelda games, the concert blends old and...
Zak Garriss and Chris Floyd Discuss Life is Strange: Before the Storm
The latest entry in the Life is Strange franchise is spearheaded by Deck Nine Games, a new developer to the franchise. In this interview, Lead Writer Zak Garriss and co-Game Director Chris Floyd talk shop about the new game and their creative process.
Hiveswap’s first act is a good-but-regular Kansas City Shuffle
Five years ago a Kickstarter for a “Homestuck Adventure Game” raised $2.5 million and had people asking: “What the hell is Homestuck?” Except for me. I was deep into the world of this webcomic and ready to play.
Can we learn from Destiny and patch “free speech?”
We patch games to balance the environment and prevent cheaters from exploiting the system. Why do some people seem so resistant to patching our real-world systems?