CaveLabs was the second mini-event. The biggest feature of cavelabs was that the world was entire...
IRDC US 2015 - Brian Bucklew, Data-Driven Engines of Qud and Sproggiwood
Putting the Rainbow into Rainbow Caverns
Rainbow Caverns on the TMMC is being modeled as three major show scenes: A bat cave filled with glowing eyes, colorful Rainbow Falls, and...
Event co-creation at a glance - MyHub Experiments Wiki
Powerful communities, simple sites Event co-creation use case MyHub on the ATmosphere intro to atproto
How Nintendo Solved Zelda's Open World Problem
» The Life and Times of Maxis, Part 1: SimEverything The Digital Antiquarian
I’m still to this day just blown away by continental drift and things like that, stuff that most people think sounds pretty boring.
End-to-End Procedural Generation in Caves of Qud
End-to-End Procedural Generation in Caves of Qud
Allegory of the Cave - Legion
Shadow of the Colossus: An oral history
Celebrate the 20th anniversary of Team Ico’s PlayStation 2 masterpiece by looking back with 11 people who worked on it (and three who didn’t).
25th Anniversary
But Stand.earth was not built for nostalgia—we were built for this moment.
BBS: The Documentary
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» Planescape: Torment, Part 1: From the Tabletop… The Digital Antiquarian
By 1999, Interplay had begun crediting its internally developed CRPGs to “Black Isle Studios,” a distinction that represented very little difference, given that Black Isle shared office space and personnel with its parent publisher. Note the careful choice of words on the box above, to call Black Isle the “producers” — not the developers — of Baldur’s Gate.
A funny thing happened in the Atmosphere - Pardy Time DevLog
The Atmosphere Challenge
