Hey honeysuckle. I'm Brian. Co-owner of and developer at Astro Crow (www.astrocrow.com) - a proudly-independent game studio that just released our first game "The Last Ace of Space" for iOS devices onto the App Store. When not crunching code and yelling at the screen, I'm suckling on knowledge at Gamasutra, playing drums with Yogurt Smoothness (www.yogurtsmoothness.com), making chiptunes as BFunk20XX (www.bfunk20xx.com), learning foreign languages, or spreading creep in Starcraft 2. Won't you be mine?
purple, blue, and yellow are usually associated with decay or injury r n r nI would say that black, reds, and grays are typically the colors of decay and injury. Perhaps the muted color scheme lends to the antiquated and forgotten feel of the world, similar to FFVI. Great game.
Most developers flocking to the OUYA are small indies who have been working on mobile and tablet titles, and so have never had to think about the problems mentioned above.
I will tell you that having an active presence on Twitter was the best thing we here at Astro Crow have ever done. We 've been able to effectively communicate with so many other indie studios and just game industry people in general. r n r nFollow us @AstroCrowGames
I can definitely attest to the problem of today 's casual gamers ignoring all words on the screen. When doing user testing on my iPhone game The Last Ace of Space , in the tutorial there 's a part where the game stops moving, the screen dims, and the words ...
I wouldn 't want my employees to feel they have to feign happiness or pretend that they 're enjoying everything their job entails in order to keep their job secure, but if they have no faith in the end result of a project, they should most certainly be removed from ...
