In this video, I discuss what game length means to different people, the value of entertainment, and the quality of experience.
139 – Octodad and Horror Design
I enjoyed Octodad, but while playing it, I realized that Octodad has similar problems to horror games in terms of potentially frustrating gameplay in order to create other emotions (humor or horror). If you didn’t think it was possible to watch someone talk for over 10 minutes comparing Octodad to a horror game, this video will prove you wrong!
Posted in Developer Diary
138 – Tension
In this video, I discuss the importance of tension and how we try to use it in Neverending Nightmares.
Posted in Developer Diary, Neverending Nightmares
137 – Unreal Tourney & Community
In this diary, I talk about how smart it is for Epic Games to leverage the community in creating the next Unreal game, and how community has helped make Neverending Nightmares possible.
Posted in Developer Diary
136 – Spec Ops: The Line
In this video, I talk about how Spec Ops: The Line used horror as well as technology smartly to tell an interesting narrative.
Posted in Developer Diary, Horror Games
135 – Horror Enemy Design
In this dev diary, I talk about my approach to enemy design for horror games.
Posted in Developer Diary, Neverending Nightmares
134 – Haptics and Rumble
In this video, I talk about how to create a rumble like effect with the haptic feedback provided by the Steam Controller as well as the strengths and weaknesses of this approach.
Posted in Developer Diary, Neverending Nightmares
133 – Kickstarter Signs Of Success
In this video I talk about how I decide what a good kickstarter project is and what projects seem like they might be in trouble.
Posted in Dev Advice, Developer Diary
132 – Daylight
In this developer diary, I talk about the procedural horror game Daylight. I wouldn’t recommend the game, but I talk about the things that needed improving.
Posted in Developer Diary, Horror Games
131 – VR
In this video, I discuss the future of VR, how fast it will catch on, and how it requires a different style of game to really be successful.
Posted in Developer Diary
Recent Comments