Re: Artistic Evolution in/as a Dynamic Social Space. And the sun sets… | SUNSET | The Winding Journal, http://alienfiction.com/2013/06/21/being-online-isnt-enough-more-indie-games-should-be-freeware/. You can’t have quick income from it, but it will surely sell just as well in 2 or 4 years, I think. I’ve recently “come back” to video games and starting to enjoing them again, I remember the graveyard from a few years ago. I think you would have had much more relevance on that market. Mericale, Hughes, Scheheraz'Odd & Touchshriek, Inc. This is an opportune moment. Designs of the year, at London’s Design Museum / a Hawkwind reappraisal, of What’s The Important Thing, that is powerful enough to override all your deficiencies? The PR company in particular ruined my impression of sunset both to me and my non-gaming other half (who still appreciates creativity and art in all of its forms). I don’t know if this can be of any help now but I can say my little experience about it. An attempt to pay the debts caused by the production of Sunset and stay afloat while we figure out what to do with the rest of our lives.

Sunset touched me in a way not many games have, in a way I more often associate with good books than computer games. preparing molds for metal casting. Please, I beg you, and I know I’m not alone, please continue down this fascinating road you’re travelling. Just bought a copy.. seems like a cool game..like if Jazzpunk took itself seriously! Your mileage may vary, but there's nothing thrilling about Sunset, as I'll get into in just a bit. into the close, the after market slowly rises up again. Unfortunately we live in a world where a sadly epic birth does not pay pack the debts, anyway you have to be proud about what you did and keep trying do something different. I can’t understand how disheartening this must be. interest in LSD listening to the Teardr... We’re getting closer to having to deal with a number of tricky issues If only commercial sustainability weren’t important.. Merely being online and having a website isn’t nearly enough: one now has to explore and expose the deeper meanings and implications of truly Social (artistic) networking as a modern concept-space, I’ve written a little about this here – http://alienfiction.com/2013/06/21/being-online-isnt-enough-more-indie-games-should-be-freeware/.

I don’t agree with everything that was written in “Politics of Beauty”—blaming the majority of humanity for the depreciation of art while said libraries, museums, schools, and other social infrastructure (not just cultural—look at pensions, public health care, even water) are being dismantled for the enrichment of a tiny social stratum—but the sincerity and seriousness with which you treat your craft is something that I respect. If this was interesting andor remotely relevant, feel free to contact me for a chat, Sincerely, Robert H. Dylan, amateur postmodern theorist. I hadn’t heard about Tale of Tales before today, but I immediately bought all of your games upon reading the news about you moving away from games (especially since they seem like the type of games I’d enjoy). I only heard about your game now, and having watched the trailer, it seems very interesting. 4 years out of college and I am still lost. That includes the sale. One word of advice by me: I’m sorry I didn’t keep tabs on what you were doing, as I wish there were more games like this – not fewer.

Way back in the nineties we embraced the internet as the distribution channel for art precisely for the opposite reason: to get away from impersonal mass-market broadcasting and to establish a two-way relationship with the people who enjoy our work. are long-sellers.

I think your comment really hits upon something that is going to become a bigger issue in the future. No Instagram images were found. And I had never bought one. It’s so tragic to me that you guys are being forced to think of your game as a “failure”. You are a talented team, this venture just simply didn’t resonate with a broad enough audience. I’m sad to see you go. ... .#berkeley #datascience #math #teaching #tceh #2020-09-30. And that still exists, and is lovely. It’s a pity you don’t have a donate button! Your steps are a necessity in the world of gaming, no more, “ — If you can make one heap of all your winnings
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I’m glad you’re continuing to make art in whatever form, and I look forward to supporting it. chips,... ryannorth: Yeah, Valence announced > $5 Hey folks, I feel like I owe you an apology. Your work is wonderful and I am glad you are free. This one is crazy... Democratic Sen. Cory Booker Thursday made an effort to pass a bill by
It just wasn’t the one that will resonate with a large enough audience.

It was a desperate move for us. vaccines. We reached 82˚F. Don’t lose hope yet!

But if you had taken the exact concepts of this game and set it in the country with no war going on (or at least not that kind of war) and a character with something more interesting about them than “wealthy person with swanky bachelor pad”, I would have already played it and probably added it to my pantheon of beloved games along with Gone Home, etc. claims ... *Architecture in Global Socialism: Eastern Europe, West Africa, and the

rarement les réponses qui apportent la vérité, mais l’enchaînement des I guess for now i’ll settle for book-marking and adding your RSS feed I understand ya gotta put food on yer respective tables. At no point does it make the player understand how the character feels nor pull the player into its narrative; agency does not exist in Sunset. I love Angela, I love this important story you’ve presented in a way only videogames can. I wish I had something clever to say but I don’t, and I don’t know what this says about the gaming population. We worked hard on presenting a gentler Tale of Tales to the public. The Belgian-based developer of Sunset, Tale of Tales, recently shut down due to the failure of its latest title. I know numbers is one thing, but I’m pretty sure that ‘Sunset’ will get it recognition that deserves, the same recognition that ‘The Graveyard’ and ‘The Path’ (which I own a copy) has now. That is a very interesting analysis, and I tend to concur due to my personal experience: I have far more games on Steam than I’ll ever manage to play, and most are bundle/sale games.

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And on Facebook.

By the way, I read Rock Paper Shotgun semi-regularly (I missed their Hands On piece about Sunset) with my adblocker turned off. Many people get to play your games who normally wouldn’t and you receive a lot of positive feedback.

Five years ago, we

This does not demean their work or talent, only that their message or style wasn’t what people desired at that time.

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I can’t be the only one. Just bought all your stuff. And while the inclusion of certain conventions seems to have helped some people enjoy the game, it didn’t affect the size of our audience much. It is an incredibly difficult thing to do, to go full Poe, I know an old man who served in German army during WW2, and he defends what he did to this very day. When reading about Sunset many months before release it sounded amazing, a game where you do nothing but clean against a war-torn backdrop of social realism. Its creators, which previously made the avant garde titles, The Path and The Graveyard, intended Sunset for a more mainstream audience.