- Anti-Heroes In Video Games: Why It's Fun To Be The Bad Guy
[05.23.19]
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Katrina Filippidis discusses the creative narrative possibilities designers can explore by putting players in control of carefully crafted villains.
- Postmortem: Das Geisterschiff
[05.21.19]
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Romanus Surt explains how he incorporated mechanics from adventure games, dungeon crawlers, and survival horror titles during the development of Das Geisterschiff.
- Behind the enthralling dystopian student game, Burning Daylight
[05.21.19]
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It's not often that one's very first game finds an audience, but the student-developed Burning Daylight is an exception. We speak with game director Frederik Jeppesen.
- Notes From A Game Writer: Indie To AAA
[05.16.19]
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Denius-Sams Gaming Academy fellowship recipient Danny Homan retraces the path he followed in establishing a career as a professional games writer.
- Publishers: How To Find Them And What To Expect
[05.14.19]
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Ready to release your project to a wider audience? Kevin Giguere outlines the factors to consider when partnering with a publisher.
- Free Game Development Tools For Novice Game Creators
[02.20.18]
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Ready to start making your first game? Developer Thomas Glare examines the capabilities and limitations of many freely available game development tools.
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