A Good Interface
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7,000 wishlists and counting: how we marketed Another Door and what comes next
In 2023, we began working with Suzy on our first commercial video game, Another Door, a game centered on gambling and betrayal. The primary platform for its release is Steam, which currently boasts 132 million monthly active users.
Yesterd...
#21 - Creating a Harmonious Color Palette: Tips and Resources
The second most difficult question after the famous “what am I going to call my game?” is undoubtedly “what color palette am I going to use?”
You'll agree that staring at a blank sheet of paper (or rather a blank screen) and hoping that th...
#20 - A look at 100%-interface games
Are you into game design and want to discover more polished indie game user interfaces? You voted for this topic in the last article, so here we are with A look at 100% interface games!
In this article, we'll be analyzing 4 interfaces that...
#19 - The Diegetic Dilemma: benefits and challenges of immersive interfaces in games
I finally, albeit a few years late, took the time to play Stray, an adventure game developed by BlueTwelve Studio (a French studio, cocorico!) and published by Annapurna Interactive.
In this magnificent game, as attested by the screenshot...
#18 - How to design better randomness in video games
In common usage, randomness is the apparent or actual lack of definite pattern or predictability in information.
As a huge rogue like’s and mmorpg’s genre fan, my experience in video game is full of randomness.
When I launch a game of Bal...
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