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Beholder – Indie Game of the Year?
Beholder puts you in the role of a man attempting to take care of his family while fulfilling his duties as a landlord in a totalitarian dystopia. You start out just spying on “suspicious” tenants for the government, and reporting … Continue reading
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My Next Game Is Available Free For IF Comp 2016!
Above, you’ll find the cover (created by the incredible Julian Adkins) for my new interactive-fiction video game: SCREW YOU, BEAR DAD!. SCREW YOU, BEAR DAD! is a surreal comedy adventure about bears, puns, enthusiastic narrators, and elderly women in attack helicopters. It’s available for … Continue reading
All Hail The Spider God Postmortem/Lessons
Hello! Nelson of Video Games and the Bible, here. I made a free, eerie interactive fiction adventure titled All Hail The Spider God. If you’re an aspiring Christian game developer, or simply wondering why I’d make something outside of the … Continue reading
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VGB Interviews…Thomas Faust – German Indie Game Translator
I spoke with German indie game translator Thomas Faust to discuss the importance of this often-forgotten discipline. Tune in as we cover everything from localization and censorship, to trust and developer collaboration! Thomas’ Translations Thomas’ Curation Website Support Thomas *The … Continue reading
Christian Games Done Right: Master Spy (Kris Truitt/TurboGun)
*Sources of screenshots are listed in their respective file names. __________________________________ Master Spy* gameplay footage and developer interview from the Video Games and the Bible YouTube channel: Master Spy‘s Steam store page is positively spartan, containing little more than a small series … Continue reading
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The Deadly Tower of Monsters PS4 Livestream
The Deadly Tower of Monsters is a flawed, fantastic, loving pastiche of 50s sci-fi B-movies. Complete with an extremely smart script parodying gaming, film, and “Director’s Commentary” cliches, I think ACE Team did a killer job of avoiding almost every … Continue reading
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Christian Games Done Right: NEON STRUCT (David Pittman)
*Sources of screenshots are listed in their respective file names. Full Disclosure: David Pittman is both a friend, and someone I may work with professionally in the future. The various modes of coverage below contain my honest opinions regardless of … Continue reading
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Christian Games Done Right Interview: David Pittman (NEON STRUCT)
*Sources of screenshots are listed in their respective file names. Full Disclosure: David Pittman is both a friend, and someone I may work with professionally in the future. __________________________________ *The interview below was recorded October 23rd, 2015* I spoke with … Continue reading
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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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