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See Games Differently
The Chinese Room
In The Chinese Room, a game developed for Ludum Dare 37, a zombified human has to infiltrate a triad and steal their crime secrets. But pretending to be alive is a lot harder than it looks.
Composer Jessica Curry, who most recently worked on the PS4 game Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture, has announced she’s (sort of) leaving The Chinese Room, the studio she helped found. There’s more on her mind, though. In a blog post, Curry pulled no punches when talking about her negative experiences…
The insult of “walking simulator,” lobbed at video games whose strongest elements are exploration, discovery, and story, misses its intended target. It conjures something more like Bennett Foddy’s QWOP. Then again, we all know what the term means by now: something like Gone Home that removes the elements of puzzling…
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