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Christian Games Done Right Interview: John Wallie (Gebub’s Adventure)
I spoke with Christian designer John Wallie of chill 2D exploration game Gebub’s Adventure about using occasionally disregarded tools (Microsoft Paint, GameMaker, etc.) to make something incredible. — Support Gebub’s Adventure (Steam) Support Gebub’s Adventure (itch.io) Support Gebub’s Adventure (Game Jolt) … Continue reading
Video Games and the Bible’s 2015 Steam Fall Sale Recommendations
Looking for something to purchase during the Steam Fall “Exploration” Sale? Below are a few of our top picks (in no particular order)… ______________________________________ Citizens of Earth Citizens of Earth by Christian developer Ryan Vandendyck and Eden Industries is a clever JRPG … Continue reading
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*UPDATE* Video Games and the Bible’s 2015 Steam Summer Sale Recommendations
Looking for something to purchase during the Steam Summer Sale? Below are 10 or so of my top picks (in no particular order)… ______________________________________ Mount & Blade: Warband In our review of the game last year, I said Mount & … Continue reading
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Video Games and the Bible Live #17: Christian Developer Interview–Evan Todd (Lemma)
*This interview was recorded shortly before the release of the game. Evan Todd is the developer behind incredible first-person parkour game, Lemma. Listen in as we discuss living what you believe, humility, game development, and his disturbing lack of a … Continue reading
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Video Games and the Bible Live #16: Christian Developer Interview–Andrew Armstrong (Fermenter Games)
Andrew Armstrong is the sole developer behind Fermenter Games, and creator of the spectacular Christian indie game, David. Listen in as we discuss everything from finding faith to the sinfully-delicious power of bacon on this episode of Video Games and the … Continue reading
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Christian Developer Interview–Daniel Hall of Super Mega Bob
_____________________________________________ A few months ago, we had the fortune of interviewing Daniel Hall of Jenito Games regarding his then-unreleased indie game, Super Mega Bob. An excerpt: “VGB: How has your faith affected the way you make video games? Hall: That can … Continue reading
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Exclusive–Artisan: Going Home Again Interview
This week, we interview Christian game developer duo, sisters Melissa and Amy Lester. They are currently working on a unique visual novel/life sim called Artisan: Going Home Again. The first part of this interview will cover how being a Christian affects … Continue reading
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King Oddball Review
*Sources of screenshots are listed in their respective file-names. Please note that the review below is for the PS4 version, and may not reflect the content/quality found in other editions. _____________________________________________ King Oddball wants to end the world. We don’t … Continue reading
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Vessel Review
*Sources of screenshots are listed in their respective file-names. _____________________________________________ Vessel* is a puzzle game that-like its main character Arkwright-aspires to be more. Both succeed.
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Storm
In the game Storm, the player controls: rain, wind, snow, lightning, tornadoes, ice and bubbles. Who really controls these according to the Bible?: Rain: “Is it not wheat harvest to day? I will call unto the Lord, and he shall … Continue reading
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