Vlambeer are best known for their video games like Luftrausers, Nuclear Throne and Ridiculous Fishing. I’ve been enjoying something else they have done recently, though, and it’s something a bit more tangible: this big book all about the team and their history.
At 152 over-sized pages, it’s really two books in one: there’s a massive collection of big artwork spreads throughout, but there’s also a 20,000-word history of the studio to read as well, put together by Arjan Terpstra, who did a fantastic job on the big Killzone book that came out in 2016.
There are two versions available. One is $US95 ($131), comes in a giant box and includes a notebook and fancy print, along with signatures from Vlambeer’s Rami Ismail and Jan Willem Nijman. The other, at $US40 ($55), gets you just the book.
Both are available from Cook & Becker, an art dealer who we’ve featured a few times before for their lush video game prints.
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Awesome, I remember my younger brother & I having heaps of fun with Ridiculous Fishing a few years back. Might have to add this to my coffee table book collection.