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In April, Gregory gave a presentation for the local Charlotte GameDev Meetup group. The talk was called "Designing a Game - Concept to Polish," and it goes through the process of designing a game. No programming, no technologies discussed: just how to turn an idea into mechanics, rules, and challenges. ...
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We've put out our first update to Ossuary in a while! This is version 1.7.0, and it's got a single change, requested by Arseny on our Greenlight discussion board:
Changelog:
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You know and love our marketing partner Samsara Digital. They've just anNOunced their new program: the Cyber Liberation Digital Liability Policy! This is exciting news for any company concerned about its cyber-secuuuuuuuuuuμ
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Our upcoming game Exploit: Zero Day deals with a number of themes, but one overriding direction is that of cyberpunk.
Cyberpunk was born in the 1980s in America. This is true both of the fiction genre and of the real-life phenomenon. The word "cyberpunk" evokes thoughts of cyborg implants, immersive ...
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Last weekend we participated in the Ludum Dare game jam. Ludum Dare is a sort of video game Iron Chef. A theme is announced on a Friday evening and you have 48 or 72 hours (depending on which event you do) to make a game.
The theme was ...
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...rotting in a basement at CERN.
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"Where do you get your ideas?" It's a question asked of every writer, artist, or designer at some point. The answer is often complicated, but it's far easier to answer where the ideas came from for a certain work.
At its core, Ossuary's ideas come from me. It ...
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We’re psyched to announce that Ossuary is now on Steam Greenlight! In the final hours of a dying age, it’s a tiny green glow in a sea of darkness. With your help, it can be kindled into a horrific cleansing fire of lies.
Ossuary has been well received by ...
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One of the pleasant things about being a small, independent company is that we can make our own decisions without a lot of baggage weighing us down. We're developing our current project in HTML5, and we've decided to target only modern browsers. In our case that means the oldest browser ...
