Beside the gloomy atmosphere and amazing 3D showcase, there was a strong emotional driver i clearly recall when i played this game as a kid: r n r nthis is the camera perspective change once you moved forward to another scene. r n r nThis made one feel continually scared, ...
Very interesting article. It's clear that a game designer must be a very sympathetic guy. I do agree with Joe McGinn though, that's a game designer must display a sound judgement to determine if the game or its features go on the right track. He must go through an abstraction ...
I suppose Bethesda may fear that Mojang's Scrolls could have a huge success thus seeing the visibility and repercussion of their 'Elder Scrolls' label diminished. Because if then you typed for Scrolls on Google, you wouldn't see many Elder Scrolls references... and this could mean many lost potential users. I ...
Nice article Alice, thanks for sharing. My question is, how many more users could FB games have wasn't it for the ultra excessive spamming of Publish this , Tell your friends , Publish that both with your explicit, inducted or non-asked permission as when you play you accept the EULA ...
I posted along the same lines last year http://stalyan.com/2010/02/23/social-vs-multiplayer/ The most lapidary sentence of Brandon's comments is: The social aspect of it gives validity, he says, to let you know other people are playing it, so it proves you're not absolutely mad. LoL
