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Two engineers build the physics-driven engineering parody The Enjenir

PreMortem.Games

The Enjenir is a physics-driven sandbox game with a clumsy medieval engineer that fumbles his way from one construction project to the next. What originally started out as a treehouse building simulator prototype, slowly evolved as the duo gradually added different mechanics. “It Does it improve the mechanics of the game?

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Cracking the Game Growth Code: Lessons from SciPlay

Deconstructor of Fun

A Balanced Growth Philosophy This doesnt mean SciPlay isnt evolving. This requires a careful balance of data, player feedback, and an innate understanding of the player experience. Key highlights of this collaboration include: Game Experimentation: SciPlays digital platforms offer a sandbox for rapid testing.

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Garrisons 2.0

Grid Sage Games

I’m reminded of Beta 11’s spicing up the main complex with Heavies and Cargo Convoys , though in this case it’s not just adding one or two new mechanics but instead about turning Garrisons into proper branch maps in terms of content distribution… Encounter Architecture. …alert level xD.

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We Dwell in Possibility as queer gardening simulation

Radiator Blog

So I shifted direction to something more like Claude Shannon's Theseus (1950), a mechanical mouse that "learned" how to navigate a maze by flipping magnetic switches beneath the floor. I realized I wasn't interested in a massive abstract population so much as people. So should police exist in this garden?