Designing games that gamers can play for thousands of hours | Alex Nichiporchik
Alex Nichiporchik has picked up a lot of experience in indie and double-A game publishing, and how he's sharing some of it.
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Alex Nichiporchik has picked up a lot of experience in indie and double-A game publishing, and how he's sharing some of it.
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THE LORD OF DEADSIDE IS BACK Shadow Man on Nintendo 64 was probably the first game that could be considered horror in any sense. To a kid who was under the age of ten, Shadow Man was terrifying even though I was playing it with my father. Returning to the game nearly two decades after I first experienced it, I still understand why the game scared me as a kid and what this game did to stick in my mind so well for so long. A brief overview of Shadow Man is that in 1992 Valiant Comics introduced a new series called Shadowman (with no space) which starred Jack Boniface as the titular Shadowman. S...