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The Visual Novel and Interactive Fiction Zine
Essays about playing with horror in TTRPGs.
A tiny (but dense) zine(?)-essay about decision spaces.
The Visual Novel and Interactive Fiction Zine
Would you rather be a pet, or go feral?
This is the beginning of my ebook about the history of computer games and computer game platforms
48 pages of tutorials, interviews, and more!
Codeless Game Construction using Construct2 & Construct3
A fun play report of some of my time playing Freebooters on the Frontier
The true story of Revolution Software
A game design resource and timetable curated to make small scoped games
A game design document for Oh BTW Glasses Stack
A set of templates to help you map out your next game idea.
Want to write a larp? Want it to have fights? Want them to be AWESOME fights? Here's how.
The Brazilian analog games experience
10 steps, just you and a computer
Game design thésis about Emotional design apply to the 3C
Unfiltered stories, poems, and game designs
A beginners guide to good game design.
A collection of art and rough sketches with some commentary.
A zine about making video games!
My submission for the Forgotten Games Essay Jam
Essays about TTRPGs, the internet, and remote play
Game Design Document of The Moth
Imaginary new features presented in a game design document
A One-Page ttRPG about solving things in a given time.
Behind the scenes of a visual novel game
The Summer 2021 issue of MQ: The All-Indigenous Sports and Gaming Magazine
Game development ebooks, plus two audiobooks
Looking Back at Thirty Years of Video Games Based on The Simpsons
Un saggio breve di Frank Lantz & Eric Zimmerman, 1999
The mechanics of nine puzzle games studied and critiqued
The Winter 2021 issue of MQ: The All-Indigenous Sports and Gaming Magazine
pygame programming book. Support pygame, and learn you some python, C and pygame.
Essays and advice from around the tabletop industry
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