In my opinion, one of the most significant things to happen in the world of videogames in the last few years is the Humble Indie Bundle.  Beginning as somewhat of an experiment by the guys at Wolfire, the Humble Bundle challenged established industry assumptions about money, DRMs and corporate control.  Using a “Pay What You […]

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You can really do a lot with game design. Designers can create worlds of deep richness, complex and dynamic stories, and innovative ways of interacting with the game world. More often than not, though, development studios opt to simply take an idea that’s been done, make some small chances and throw a lot of money […]

Filed under: Game Design, Nostalgia, Old Weird Games by Pete
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