Jam Favorites: Asylum Jam 2017
Jupiter picks her seven favorite entries from the recent Asylum Jam, including strange apartments, spooky sewers, and a trip to the park.
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VACCINATION Hands On — Fighting off Bacteria and Communicating with your Friend
Work with a friend to target and get rid of bacteria through various vaccination injections before it takes over and reaches the heart — all in a quirky, cartoon-style, co-op experience.
Jam Favorites: Procedural Generation Jam 2017
The ProcJam, or Procedural Generation Jam, is a yearly jam which contains more than just games. This jam is about making things that make things; this could be games, graphics, generative backgrounds, tools or really, whatever you want.
Go Nuts for Donuts! review — Cute yet tasty card game
Go Nuts for Donuts! is an adorable two-to-six player card game where players try to get the most wonderful donuts from the donut box.
Temtem Interview — 12 Questions on Crema’s Kickstarter Monster Hunting Sensation
We catch up with Crema Games' Victor Ojuel and Guilermo Andrades to discuss Temtem — a wonderful looking game about monster hunting and training which is kicking up a storm on Kickstarter.
Jam Favorites: Self-Care Jam 2
The journey of love, lemons, dogs, and pandas, are all topics within this Self-Care Jam favorites list.
Bury Me, My Love Hands On — Guiding Your Love Out of Syria Through A Mobile phone
Bury Me, My Love is a narrative mobile game which plays out much like a text conversation.
Cerebros Hands On — A Fast Paced, Color Switching Shooter
Moving around black cubes and white cubes — switching your color to contrast what you want to shoot — and taking aim before you are noticed. Cerebros is a fast-paced shooter where the color of your character controls what you can shoot.
Interview — Mike Cook on Showcasing an AI at EGX Rezzed
What is it like showcasing the first game-developing AI at an event? Mike Cook talks on Angelina, a crowd-sourcing AI which has an uncanny ability to create functional, if peculiar, games.
Developer Roundtable: Giving Yourself Advice
As developers learn more, take more chances, and get further along the path towards releasing a game, they learn a lot. The process of creating a game — from prototyping, creating art, working with others, marketing, and finally releasing…