A brief review of Super Hexagon and why it's fantastic from a game design perspective.
Super Hexagon in a nutshell
Tag: game design
Scribblenauts unUnlimited
A few years ago I played Scribblenauts Unlimited, created by 5th Cell, and it was a let-down, at least for me. When I first played the original Scribblenauts for the Nintendo DS, I thought it was an amazing game. Years later I bought Unlimited, hoping to be playing an astonishing game. I must admit the game is… Continue reading Scribblenauts unUnlimited
Choice x Gameplay = Choiceplay
A highlight of several ways available to provide a deeper experience to the player, by expanding gameplay with choices: choiceplay.
Narrative Choices
A highlight of several ways available to provide a more complex and personalized narrative to the player.
Parollibereco
Postmortem of my January 2015 1GAM entry, an interactive experience about freedom of speech.
Jam
A brief postmortem of my 2015 Game Jam entry.
GameDev Diaries: Introduction
I haven't written much about my projects in this blog, ironically being that something I've meant to do since I started it. Following what I did with Awesometracks (which I should continue working on more often) and my Articles, I came up with GameDev Diaries as a means to fulfill this objective. The idea is to make a concise summary of the… Continue reading GameDev Diaries: Introduction
Towards a brighter education
Education is broken and through games we could fix it back.
Go with the flow
Understanding the concept of flow, presented by psychologist, Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi.
For whom the games toll
The ending of Mass Effect 3 sparked a social movement asking the developers to change it. Where is the line drawn between artistic integrity and consumer satisfaction?