One thi g I really like with Frictional Gamea are things like this - We recently released Amnesia: The Dark Descent and A Machine for Pigs source code as open source. Feel free to poke around here: https://github.com/FrictionalGames/AmnesiaTheDarkDescent
And here: https://github.com/FrictionalGames/AmnesiaAMachineForPigs
More info on the blog: https://frictionalgames.com/2020-09-amnesia-is-now-open-source/
My first time at the new job has been a lot about orchestrating the release of the new Amnesia game - Amnesia: Rebirth
We finally released a trailer revealing our release date, have a look! https://youtu.be/NST1KLFwNnI
I am looking for a home in the fediverse. Trying out mastodon.online as a general larger instance, but deep down I want to find a great smaller place where the local time line is populated with great people and great stuff.
Is there such a place for a game dev, aikidoka, art lover? Feel free to recommend me places to be, or to boost.
Which behavior do you like best when displaying details and various reviews and statuses for a book after clicking "More Details" in the search results?
Also, how might screen readers handle each?
I'm aiming for a good solution between #accessibility and usability.
This behavior will likely be used on both search results and items on shelves.
Any other #gamedev s here? :)
Time to do a #introduction ! Name is Robin. I'm a #gamedev (most known for AER Memories of Old). I've headed my own game studio for 8 years, doing everything, but mostly game design, business, project lead and story writing.
After a year journey into AAA development I am back at indie as the Studio Manager of Frictional Games.
I enjoy #philosophy and discussion about most things really
I like#cats, I cook #food, #read a lot, try to #write and practice #aikido.
Pleased to meet you!
Studio Manager at Frictional Games and indie On the Outskirts. Former producer at Ubisoft Massive and Game Dev Boss at Forgotten Key. Behind the game AER, aikidoka, read books, cook food sometimes.