(Almost) Everything I Learn About Game Studies

Prime Suspect is the kind of game that becomes more and more interesting as you develop it. I don't want to say I was excited about it, but that I love it when we finished it, as all our ideas came together and seemed as amazing as we want them to be.  The idea came out during a

"On your deathbed, are you really going to wish you spent more time playing Angry Birds?" Napoleon on Deathbed by Jean Baptiste Mauzaisse This is a question I received during the Q&A sessions of one of my presentations in high school. I'm going to be honest with you and say that took me by surprise, as it seemed

(Guild Wars 2, Lion's Arch, a concept by Daniel Dociu) Every time I play a game I try to see beyond the graphics and environment, reaching the scratches, the original ideas that led to such a mesmerizing surrounding. Sometimes I am looking for references from a certain era, other times I notice some features from buildings around the

This was the topic I chose for our first presentation and that's mainly because I've recently read some articles related to it. The 90s triggered a huge upsurge in the number of artists needed to create video games and I planned to include all the reasons why that happened so I started to do a little research on