KSU Tuscarawas animation students participate in GameFest
Kent State University at Tuscarawas animation game design students and faculty participated in the annual GameFest Akron.
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Kent State University at Tuscarawas animation game design students and faculty participated in the annual GameFest Akron.
The world of Cozy Grove looks like the inside of a sketchbook. Its detailed illustrations, rich with color and varied linework, slowly fade from full color to muted, almost unfinished scenes. These are there for a purpose; the player is to bring color and life back to the island. But it’s also a technique designed to convey a sense of warmth and humanity — that this is a world touched by life. Developer Spry Fox describes the game as “hand-drawn,” and that feel has always been a priority for the team. It’s a descriptor that plenty of games have taken on over the years; notable hand...
[This unedited press release is made available courtesy of Gamasutra and its partnership with notable game PR-related resource Games Press.] Pie for Breakfast Studios, an award-winning game studio blending play with the arts, and independent studio PxlPlz will be bringing their game Little Nemo and the Nightmare Fiends, to the Nintendo Switch. The developers are currently raising money for the game on Kickstarter, seeking a funding goal of $70,000 and made the announcement via a Kickstarter update. The game was named a “Project We Love” by Kickstarter on the first day of the campaign....
Game recreates the famous comic strip by Winsor McCay Pie for Breakfast Studios, an award-winning game studio blending play with the arts, and ind
Zen and the art of retro level design in “Kudzu” by Christopher Totten on 12/14/20 10:48:00 am The following blog post, unless otherwise noted, was written by a member of Gamasutras community. The thoughts and opinions expressed are those of the writer and not Gamasutra or its parent company. A lot, if not most, level design writing is about 3D levels, to the point where I’ve seen it argued that 3D is level design, to the exclusion of non-3D work. To a degree, this makes sense...