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Double Fine’s Humble Bundle Comes Packaged With A Weird Video…

Starring Tim Schafer as what can only be described as a game designer version of Dr Steve Brules. The Humble Double Fine Bundle itself is actually a pretty solid collection of games, combining the classic Psychonauts with some of the studio’s more recent work like Stacking and Costume Quest. You like video games, right? Why not check it out.


Tim Schafer: The Game: Part Deux

You’re Tim Schafer. You’re hosting the Game Developers Choice Awards. But, since you’ve shaved your beard, put on a tux instead of a t-shirt, and left all your jokes at home, the bouncer thinks you’re an impostor and refuses to let you in. That’s the premise of Host Master Deux: Quest for Identity.


Tim Schafer’s Double Fine Adventure Game Revealed: Meet Broken Age

It’s been quite some time since the internet gave Tim Schafer a whole bunch of money and unknowingly started the Kickstarter revolution, for better or worse.


Double Fine And Capy’s New Game Is A Blast From The Past

This is Capy Fine Racing GP, from Psychonauts and The Cave developers Double Fine, and the people behind Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP, Capybara Games. It will be released at PAX East on floppy discs.


Ron Gilbert Leaves Double Fine

Ron Gilbert, the developer responsible for classic adventure games like Maniac Mansion and The Secret of Monkey Island, has left longtime collaborator Tim Schafer’s Double Fine Productions, Gilbert revealed tonight in a post at his personal blog.


The Characters From The Cave, Now Available In Charming Toy Form

The characters are the highlight of Double Fine’s new adventure game The Cave. Seven wanderers, each with his or her own selfish journey to undertake (and lesson to learn), each drawn in the game’s groovy art style.


Fine Art: Play The Cave To See Awesome Art Like This

If you’ve been playing Double Fine’s The Cave — and Tina says you probably should be — you’ll have noticed the lush cave paintings you come across depicting the game’s seven characters.


The Cave: The Kotaku Review

Have you ever had a recurring dream? And each time that dream revisits your slumber, some small detail has changed? It’s the same dream, but it somehow feels unfamiliar again.


Check Out Double Fine’s Playable Amnesia Fortnight Prototypes

Double Fine’s prototyping party Amnesia Fortnight has produced some fruit… and playable fruit at that. Contributors can now download prototypes for the following five ideas: White Birch, Autonomous, Starbase DF-9, Hack’n'Slash and Black Lake (pictured).


Listen To A Rock Formation Tell Jokes In This Trailer For Double Fine’s New Game

While they might be getting the most attention for their as-yet-unnamed Kickstarter project, Double Fine actually has another adventure game on the docket and one designed by Ron Gilbert no less.


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