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    Boryokudan Rue Trailer

    If you aren’t following the development of Boryokudan Rue, you should be. Created by the talented Joshua “TheJBurger” Nuernberger (La Croix Pan, Chatroom), this upcoming sci-fi noir adventure game was recently selected as one of the winners of the IGF Student Showcase, and deservedly so.

    I’ve played through it a couple times now and it’s pretty amazing. Josh is getting this all polished up for release pretty soon this year and all his hard work really shows!

    Check out the trailer below:



    11:25 AM Feb 1st

    IGF judging over!

    Judging for the IGF competition ended this week, and at least one judge liked Resonance!

    TimW of the indiegames.com blog named it one of his top 10 games of the IGF! That’s a huge honor considering the enormous field of high-quality games! Hopefully the other judges thought similarly. Thanks Tim!

    Votes are, I believe, being tallied now and game makers are supposed to be informed pretty soon (unless they already have, in which case, boo…), so cross your fingers! Either way, it was fun to take part in IGF and I’m looking forward to getting the judges’ feedback and seeing the finalists!

    Thanks everyone who has supported this endeavor!

    3:13 PM Dec 16th

    Oh, so THAT’s what Linus Bruckman Saw!

    Another video for you today, but this time Linus is on stage!

    Today is the third anniversary of the release of What Linus Bruckman Sees When His Eyes Are Closed. Over the course of those three years, around 50,000 people have downloaded the game (and some of them even played it!) and 160 people have added their names to the online Hall of Completion. So roughly one person for every 300 downloads completes the game. So it’s hard! Or uninteresting… Or both!

    When I made the game, I knew it was going to be one that some would love and some would simply be uninterested in, and the reaction that I’ve got via email, blog comments, and forum posts have pretty much backed that up.

    I’m incredibly proud of the game, and wanted to give people who didn’t complete the game the chance to see the ending, and I think after three years it’s ok to do that. People who actually go through the challenge of completing the game still have the exclusive privilege to add their names to the Hall of Completion, though!

    So this is what you would see if you have completed both halves of the story to unlock all the subtitles and then play the game all the way through again, solving both halves simultaneously. Enjoy!

    SPOILER ALERT! (obviously)

    And if you haven’t tried the game, download it now!

    linus.rar (42.6 MB) or linus.zip (71.4 MB)

    And get the awesome soundtrack by Nikolas Sideris!

    linus_soundtrack.zip (6.8 MB)

    9:49 AM Nov 23rd

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