The Calm Before the Storm
Thursday, 10 April 2014
With a new baby approaching at the end of this month, I am about to go on Paternity leave. I will tie up the blogs when my leave begins, for now I am working hard on finishing up the script to Shadows: Heretic Kingdoms, and arranging the first voice recordings (more on this soon!). Here’s a few snippets to keep you going:
- I am giving a talk on games as art at a gallery in Edinburgh on Thursday 1st May. The details are not confirmed yet, I will promote it here once the ink has dried.
- Chaos Ethics is in production, and I expect to have galley proofs within a month – the PDF will then be available to reviewers, academics and bloggers.
- From May, I will be running the largest Game Design internship programme in the world (40 interns!) – sorry, there is no availability remaining for new applicants.
- My defection from Google Drive to Copy.com has been a success (see Defecting from Google Drive for the background and a referral link). I had to use their customer support the other day – they replied within 12 hours, two humans assisted me, the problem was solved within two days. Compare this to Google’s policy of ‘you can complain, but we won’t listen to you because we always know best’.
- My backlog of games now includes Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs and Dominique Pamplemousse in It's All Over Once The Fat Lady Sings!, both of which I’m looking forward to playing when I have time. If anyone has any time to give me, do let me know!
Something to say to me? Comments and blog-letters are always welcome!
Cross-posted from Only a Game.
Game Design internship? Sign me up! But yes, I understand it's full now. I'd be very interested in information about the program and/or school and whether or not there will be a next time. Thanks Chris!
Posted by: Ed | Monday, 14 April 2014 at 14:58
Ed: the programme is really for the graduating students at the University of Bolton. This is the first year running it, so I'll see how it goes, but if all comes together I hope to make it a regular feature of the Summer.
Posted by: Chris | Tuesday, 15 April 2014 at 10:56