I Remember The Rain – An Interactive Short Story
Stick it, Ebert! I have just played an art game. What is a game? A game, by definition, is something done for amusement and/or fun. So what is an art […]
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Choice Of Games Interview
Choice Of Games finally got back to me about the interview so here it is, enjoy. Original post: https://indiegraph.wordpress.com/2012/07/27/choice-of-games/ 1.) Mind telling us about yourselves and the partnership? How did […]
I Joined The Mafia – Part Two
Previous Post: https://indiegraph.wordpress.com/2012/08/08/i-joined-the-mafia/ So, last time we took a look at the game Mafia, a forum/party game that has had a recent explosion in popularity due to that wondrous network […]
Pawbyte – An Interview With Nate!
PawByte is a very interesting company that apparently makes indie games, publishes them and is also creating it’s own console to join Ouya. I met up with one of the […]
I Joined The Mafia – Part One
Well I recently joined the Mafia. You may not expect me, a lowly nerd, to become part of such an organisation. There are monks more criminal than me, but not […]
Choice of Games!
While text-based games may never be seen again on shelves, that doesn’t mean that if you look through the deep recesses of the internet you won’t find any. Oh no, […]
Challenge And Complexity
There are many elements of game design. One is entropy, another volatility, Chance and genre are also two – these elements are not distinct from one another but instead effect […]
Steganography
Abhas talks to us about steganography.
ENOUGH WITH THE ZOMBIES ALREADY!
Joseph pleads for less zombie games.
Don’t Let The Gameplay Evaporate – Volatility In Level Design
Trying to make a custom map in Minecraft appears to be the 2nd most popular thing among geek culture – probably because it is the easiest alternative to actually learning […]
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