Also I 'd like to say that in science fiction, there is so much focus on how war will be fought in the future. What we should really ask ourselves though is: will there be war in the future at all Will at some point people decide that it is ...
@Eric r n r nI have to agree, the designers really found a super elegant way to integrate crate puzzles . It only makes sense that some crates would be too heavy for a human, and only through augmentations JC could be able to use them for an alternative way. ...
This could well be the move Sony has to do to bring the Vita to life see what i did there r nAnyway, the Vita appears to be an amazing console, and with all the bells and whistles it will most likely take the innovative and creative energy of the ...
im very excited for this game as I wished for someone to make this game before lol http://www.gamasutra.com/blogs/DolgionChuluunbaatar/20100205/4265/War Games and is this all we can come up with.php
Nice quote. I was also reminded of Tolkien by this article. I always felt fascinated with the way the necromancer was mentioned in the hobbit . It really didn't serve any real purpose for the story, but it created a sense of mystery. Of course, it turned out to be ...
Was at one of his talks. Shadow Physics already is DAMN AMAZING. There's tons of gameplay potential in there. Also, Swink's stance on game design is really inspiring. Great interview1
How bout completely removing random encounters and only leaving boss battles. This way, the player needn't be a rat-fighting low life at the beginning, no grinding needed as well. Customize the AI of the boss fights so that each fight can take days to beat, and not by simple grinding ...
Very nice post. You've underlined things about that game I hadn't consciously thought of myself. From all the adventure games I've played, this has to be the most mature with the best characterization. I've always loved Grim Fandango even more than Monkey Island, contrary to popular opinion. Though...Grim Fandango could've ...
