@beyondsolitaire I really loved that part, specifically. Because of the way the game is structured, I wonder how many people would have missed this scene?
@TroyGoodfellow I just have a steam account for my (high school) socials classes, and let students play history/citybuilder games as extension or self-directed projects. Then they bring their observations back to the class, much as one would a book report. Works well for some kids.
Swallow the Sea has passed 1000 downloads! This is a milestone I know I'll be able to look back at fondly. I'm really proud of what we have made here and I'm excited to share what we will be making in the future.
Well that time has come again to get started on the next game.
John Conway has died from COVID-19. He was a mathematician and a professor at both the University of Cambridge and Princeton University. He is especially known for the invention of the Game of Life, one of the early examples of a cellular automaton.
But in all seriousness you parents & kids, send us teachers messages & emails. We probably don't know any more than you do, but we can try to answer some of your questions about the remainder of this school year.
Packed house of forensic investigators looking for the truth in our Who Killed Mr Frend simulation. Thanks for participating everyone! https://t.co/y3rWa4gRS2
Robo Rapture the strategy game I’ve been working on is now available!
https://t.co/LO1SQ1Se7e
You play as three soulless robots desperately trying to survive in the rapture and ultimately slay Neo-Satan!
#pixelart#gamedev#indiedev#unity#satan
Don't forget our field trip to the THSS library for tabletop design students and interested gamers this Friday. Don't skip classes. Get an official field trip form from Biggar. #form
Time of Crisis was our choice at Historical Board Game Club today. Students picked it up quick, and got right to work deposing each other's Emperors. Fantastic fun! @gmtgames