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Lauryn and Nicholas discuss gaming, ”gamers,” and game design from practical and academic perspectives.
In this episode Lauryn and Nicholas tackle how game designers translate their own interests and influences into tangible elements in their own games. Working from Nicholas' ongoing work on Sympathetic Memories, we first examine the way historical and literary influences work their way in. Then, we round out the episode by exploring how solo work of this kind can inform the way inspiration works in larger, more collaborative games.
Download the Sympathetic Memories demo for free on our Itch.io site: https://furidashipod.itch.io/sympathetic-memories
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Furidashi Game Design Academy
Lauryn and Nicholas discuss gaming, ”gamers,” and game design from practical and academic perspectives.
