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The art of getting lost, the art of becoming more specific – Kentucky Route Zero act IV
It starts with a gigantic animatronic, shaped like a mammoth. Rumbling, sparkling, hopelessly broken. His internal mechanism could once make music, but no one remembers the melody anymore.
Imperfection and beauty – part one: video games
Imperfection must be loved. This is not the same old discourse about defending diversity – this is about the peculiarity of how beauty is perceived. How many technically flawless illustrators are there in the world? Millions. The
An old song for Kentucky Route Zero
There’s something special about travelling by night. When the hour is particularly late, that’s when you ask yourself if you’ll really manage to come back home and, ultimately, if coming back home makes any sense at all.
John Clowder’s new video game is on Kickstarter
Recently we had the pleasure to interview John Clowder and have a little preview of his new game: Where They Cremate the Roadkill. Now this game has been launched on Kickstarter to become reality. This is what
“Gaming is where the battle is and where the boundaries are being pushed” – an interview with John Clowder
In my previous post I told you about my first steps into the world of indie-games, with a special mention of Middens and Gingiva, two games that impressed me and excited me particularly for their artistic, avant-gard
The world of indie video games
Such an apparently nerdy article needs a premise. I was never that into videogames.