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My Final Fantasy 16 Review

Keith Burgun

Over the last few years, I have went through a lot of the Final Fantasy series. I have recently beat 5, 9, 10, 13, 13-2, Remake and Rebirth (which I reviewed here), and I also played a lot of almost every other non-MMO mainline entry in the series (in the distant past I have also beaten final fantasies 1, 4, 6, and 7), plus direct sequels.

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Clockwork Game Design Podcast – The Final Fantasy Episode

Keith Burgun

Over the last six months, I guess partially because I was doing a bit of traveling, but also partially because I got a Retroid handheld and a Steam Deck (both of which are phenomenal, game-changers for game-playing, for me at least), I’ve been on this crazy Final Fantasy kick. Let me know what you think!

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The Deck of Many Things: Peak Game Design

The Bottom Feeder

The Power Of Fantasy And Make-Believe To understand why the Deck is such an iconic creation, ask this question: What is the point of fantasy? Fantasy is a human universal. The "evil" races are a manifestation of the occasional need to fight for our survival, on an individual or national level. No hard feelings.

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4 Lessons from Everdell for Aspiring Board Game Designers

Brand Game Development

Everdell is a worker placement, tableau-building board game. As the name suggests, Everdell has a fantasy setting, and is indeed named for a charming valley within the game’s world. Join my community of over 2,000 game developers, artists, and passionate creators. Cute fantasy themes go a long way.

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Raw Game Design, Ep14: Fighting Game AI (and menus)

Sirlin

There's a new episode of my Raw Game Design podcast up for my ($10+) patrons, here. That same podcast link also has links to all the other episodes of Raw Game Design too, btw. This is "raw game design" in the truest sense in that we are lost in the forest here. Which modes even exist? How are they arranged?

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Sirlin on Game Design, Ep 18: Fantasy Strike

Sirlin

Fantasy Strike is our new fighting game. This podcast explains what Fantasy Strike is all about. We cover the high concept about making a fighting game more accessible from top to bottom than anything else we've seen, the specific game mechanics we chose to accomplish that, and the resulting dynamics of how it plays.

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Fantasy Strike's Features

Sirlin

Fantasy Strike is available now on Nintendo Switch , PlayStation 4 , and Steam (Windows / Mac / Linux). There are several notable features and innovative things about the game, so I’ll summarize them here. User Interface for Friend Matches This is the kind of innovation that isn’t new to the world, but it IS new to fighting games.

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