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The Room

GameBy Fireproof Games · Released Sep 19, 2012

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Cover of Games You Might Not Have Tried - ep 16 - Spooky Scary Game Recommendations - Extra Credits
10 min
Extra Credits10 min

Games You Might Not Have Tried - ep 16 - Spooky Scary Game Recommendations - Extra Credits

This collection of game recommendations serves as a curated guide for players seeking unique, atmospheric, and unsettling experiences during the Halloween season.

  • Effective horror design often relies on subverting player expectations and leveraging the player's own imagination rather than relying solely on jump scares.
  • Environmental storytelling and ambient audio are critical tools for building tension, as demonstrated by the tactical shooter F.E.A.R.
  • Horror can be successfully integrated into diverse genres, ranging from the tactile puzzle mechanics of The Room to the samurai combat of Onimusha Warlords.
Extra CreditsOct 2018
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Jonas Tyroller23 min

This Is How The Room Of a Game Design Student Looks Like...

This analysis examines the workspace and personal environment of a game design student based in Berlin, serving as a case study on how physical surroundings reflect professional identity and creative methodology.

  • The student’s workspace functions as an integrated development environment, bridging formal university education with independent game production through a mix of technical hardware and design literature.
  • Project documentation for titles like Cakeship and Upscore utilizes physical booklets to track iterative development, specifically focusing on character design, silhouette-based art, and core game mechanics.
  • Professional methodology relies on a structured productivity framework that incorporates task-tracking systems and goal-setting to manage the balance between academic requirements and independent projects.
Jonas TyrollerJul 2018