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FATALE Preview: Alluring, Alarming And Totally Ambiguous

11:20AM AJ Glasser | Tale of Tales isn’t the kind of indie dev to over-explain their artistic creations and I’m not the kind of person who reads the Bible. This combination creates the weirdest gaming experience ever. More »
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Biblical Striptease Game Is Live!

12:40PM AJ Glasser | I’m ashamed to admit how anxiously I’ve awaited indie developer Tale of Tale’s new game, Fatale. After all, I’m Jewish — what interest do I have in the story of Salome? More »
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Indie Dev To Make Biblical Striptease Game

10:40AM AJ Glasser | As a nice Jewish girl, I don’t know much about the New Testament; but a game based on a biblical chick who dances the first-ever striptease and then demands a guy’s head sounds cool. More »

Tale of Tales’ ‘Graveyard’ Postmortem

3:00AM Maggie Greene | Gamasutra has a fabulous postmortem up — easily one of the best I’ve read — on Tale of Tales’ The Graveyard. More »

Tale of Tales

7:36AM Ian Bogost | You may have seen Tale of Tales’ The Path which is one of the IGF entrants this year. But you should really also check out their previous work. It’s all stunning and inspired. Their previous work was The Endless Forest, a multiplayer environment that runs as a screensaver. There are no goals or missions, you can just explore a forest as a deer. Before that came 8, a fairy tale-like adventure with a peaceful and non-linear story. It also has no words or language whatsoever. The folks behind Tale of Tales are American and Belgian artists Auriea Harvey and Michaël Samyn. I had the pleasure of meeting them in Maastricht a few years ago. Thanks to their creativity and talent, they’ve been able to win a number of grants for their work. They may be among the few consistently, continuously productive game artists around. Maybe some day we’ll see more of that. The Endless Forest [Tale of Tales] 8 [Tale of Tales] More »