Last weekend, after the Tsukuba Festival finished up, Eric went through a few more games from his to-do stack on Steam and had a blast going through some very unique titles. All of the archived shows are up on YouTube. The games were: Viscera Cleanup Detail Shadow Warrior(to clean up the mess he made on […]
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A big typhoon rolled into Japan this weekend, keeping Eric indoors and giving him the urge to head out into space to get away from mother nature. He jumped onto Twitch.tv to try out two games from his unplayed Steam collection that fit the bill: Ring Runner, a space shooter with a unique control mechanic,
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Been awhile since having a chance to unwind with some game playing rather than making. This weekend, after uploading the latest episode of the game development show to YouTube, Eric sat down on Twitch.tv to play two games from his to-do list: Proteus, a delightful romp through a pixel landscape filled with delicious taffy colors,
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Before kicking off the live game development show, it felt appropriate to take a trip through the back catalog of everything I’ve ever played (at least to the best of my memory) and decide what game experiences influenced me the most as a developer. It’s not an easy list to winnow down when three decades
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We got the microphone situation sorted out on today’s Blue Tengu Unplugged, the irregular show where Eric dives into his stack of Steam games to unwind a little, so we’ll be making the episode, which features You Have to Win the Game and Octodad, episode one. We’ll also add last week’s test episode to our
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We’re now down to the last two weeks before the live game development show launches on Twitch and Youtube, so we’re busy getting everything as ready as we can get it. Eric put together a test episode of Blue Tengu unplugged, the bonus show where he puts away his development tools and dives into his
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If anyone out there is a Kerbal Space Program fan or a Minecraft fan, check out my bro’s YouTube channel: JimorGames He’s putting a lot of work into making Kerbal make sense, so if you’re struggling to figure the game out, especially getting the science you need to fill out the tech tree, check his
While I get things set up, feel free to check out the month of Spelunky Daily Challenges and Race the Sun Runs over at my personal Twitch.tv channel: http://www.twitch.tv/tengu2001 The archived videos are listed on the right under “Videos”. Looking them over is giving me the Spelunky itch, but I’ll do my best to resist
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