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Jeff Spock's Blog   Expert Blogs

 

Primarily interested in games from the narrative and writing point of view, as one of the founders and board members of an indie studio (and, as I refer to it, an ex-MBA) I am also very interested in the business aspects of running a profitable company in this business.

 

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Endless Space 2 - E.N.F.E.R. Alternate Reality Game
Posted by Jeff Spock on Tue, 09 Jan 2018 10:19:00 EST in Business/Marketing, Design, Programming, Console/PC, Social/Online
Amplitude put together an ARG (Alternate Reality Game) for the release of Endless Space 2, based on an in-game AI character. It turned out to be larger, more complex, more fun, and more work than we expected. We would definitely do it again...

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Behind The AI of Horizon Zero Dawn (Part 1)
[Blog - 01/30/2019 - 04:59]

Interesting article, and I adore ...

Interesting article, and I adore the game. Just one thing: Longheads ...

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See just how fast mobile has overtaken the rest of games
[News - 03/29/2016 - 05:15]

What a pathetic market, PC ...

What a pathetic market, PC and Mac. Only grew by 25 in two years... r n r nReally what I think it shows is the speed with which mobile gaming is exploding wide open the definition of gamer and bringing millions upon millions of customers into the industry.