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Author: Jesse Tannous

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Read more about the article Publisher Versus Evil Promotes New Indie Game

Publisher Versus Evil Promotes New Indie Game

  • Post author:Jesse Tannous
  • Post published:January 24, 2015
  • Post category:Indie Games/News
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Independent games publisher Versus Evil announced a new partnership with Dublin based studio Gambrinous to help promote and manage their newest project, Guild of Dungeoneering. Steve Escalante, General Manager of…

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Read more about the article Aviary Attorney Gives New Meaning to Retro Art Style

Aviary Attorney Gives New Meaning to Retro Art Style

  • Post author:Jesse Tannous
  • Post published:January 5, 2015
  • Post category:Indie Games/News
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If recently Kickstarted game Aviary Attorney can say anything about the state of the games industry, it is that sometimes history can lend a lot more to a project than…

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Read more about the article A Look at Necropolis with Art Director Mike McCain

A Look at Necropolis with Art Director Mike McCain

  • Post author:Jesse Tannous
  • Post published:December 19, 2014
  • Post category:Indie Games/Interviews
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The fluid nature of the video games industry, especially in the indie sector, can sometimes make titles like Art Director difficult to define. Different studios expect different things even from…

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Read more about the article Stoic’s Lead Writer Explains Narrative Decisions of The Banner Saga

Stoic’s Lead Writer Explains Narrative Decisions of The Banner Saga

  • Post author:Jesse Tannous
  • Post published:December 14, 2014
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*Warning this interview contains spoilers for The Banner Saga* Reviewers generally agreed that The Banner Saga, released in January 2014 and developed by Stoic, did an amazing job of bringing…

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Read more about the article Touchten Games’ CEO Talks Studio Structure & Organization

Touchten Games’ CEO Talks Studio Structure & Organization

  • Post author:Jesse Tannous
  • Post published:December 12, 2014
  • Post category:Indie Games/Interviews
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Based in Jakarta, Indonesia Touchten Games contended with the unique challenges of game development in that part of the world and have managed to establish a foothold in the market…

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Read more about the article Dynamic Lighting Made Easy Claims Sprite Dlight Developer

Dynamic Lighting Made Easy Claims Sprite Dlight Developer

  • Post author:Jesse Tannous
  • Post published:December 2, 2014
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A lot of what makes games truly shine happens without the players consciously knowing. Characters and scenes just look really good sometimes, but without even a rudimentary understanding of programming…

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Read more about the article Eitr Developers Choose Quality Over Speed

Eitr Developers Choose Quality Over Speed

  • Post author:Jesse Tannous
  • Post published:November 27, 2014
  • Post category:Indie Games/Interviews
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Indie development studios all have different methods of operation. Some set strict deadlines for themselves to push forward and not get caught up on details, others determine whether or not…

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Read more about the article Former AAA Vets Go Indie To Make The Flame in the Flood

Former AAA Vets Go Indie To Make The Flame in the Flood

  • Post author:Jesse Tannous
  • Post published:November 3, 2014
  • Post category:Indie Games/Industry News/Interviews/News/Startups
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Back when Ken Levine announced his departure from Irrational Games, to pursue a different creative experience, it came as no surprise that others also wished to focus their efforts in…

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Read more about the article Identity and Conspiracy Explored in Ice-Bound

Identity and Conspiracy Explored in Ice-Bound

  • Post author:Jesse Tannous
  • Post published:October 30, 2014
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Living in the quickly growing space between book and video game resides the genre known as interactive fiction. Interactive fiction generally focuses on character interactions and story engagement through text-based…

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Read more about the article Interview: Elegy for a Dead World Tackles Creative Writing

Interview: Elegy for a Dead World Tackles Creative Writing

  • Post author:Jesse Tannous
  • Post published:October 27, 2014
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If developing a game around writing being the primary engagement factor sounds too difficult to consider, then you probably aren’t part of the Dejobaan Games team developing Elegy for a…

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Read more about the article Greg Kasavin talks career, Supergiant Games, & Transistor

Greg Kasavin talks career, Supergiant Games, & Transistor

  • Post author:Jesse Tannous
  • Post published:October 15, 2014
  • Post category:Indie Games/Interviews/News
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While most Indies would probably agree that finding monetary success in the video game world isn’t easy, many still prefer the creative freedom of staying "indie" over fast track development.…

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Read more about the article TCG & Roguelike Collide in Hand of Fate

TCG & Roguelike Collide in Hand of Fate

  • Post author:Jesse Tannous
  • Post published:October 14, 2014
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As more and more roguelike games are created today developers are forced to find unique avenues to keep the genre fresh and interesting. For Australian based studio Defiant Development that…

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