HandMade Games – небольшая российская студия, специализирующаяся на разработке инди-игр. Наиболее известна благодаря своим проектам Rampage Ragdoll, Twine3D, Атака Насекомых и Brother Wings. Игры студии отличаются простотой геймплея, часто с элементами физики и юмора. HandMade Games делает упор на разработку небольших, но увлекательных игр, ориентированных на широкую аудиторию. История компании, к сожалению, не очень широко освещена в открытых источниках. Судя по названиям игр и упоминаниям в рунете, компания ориентирована на русскоязычную аудиторию.
We got the chance to sit down with the one and only Guillermo del Toro as part of our IGN30 Icons Series, where he let us in on his favorite games, how he made his iconic movies, and his experience working with some of the biggest stars in filmmaking. He also chatted about Pan’s Labyrinth, which is turning 20 years old this year. Instead of one to 10, I want to be like, “This is a 40 Red Bull movie.” Guillermo del Toro: When I went back to America, Red Bull started traveling from Europe to there. And Pan’s Labyrinth cost exactly the same, $19.3 million, both movies.
Steam Week in Review: 54 idle games released on Steam last week, and many look eerily similar All the interesting Steam facts for the week ending September 6. When Cookie Clicker and Candy Box both released in quick succession in 2013, I remember them being received mostly as a joke, or else as an amusing parody of "watch numbers go up" RPG gameplay. None of those listed above are likely to rival genre heavyweights like Bongo Cat (currently being played by 135,803 people), Task Bar Hero (66,292 people) and Banana (3,628). In 2020 there were 100, in 2024 there were 647, last year there were 1033 and this year—so far!—there are 1811.
The Fable reboot's whimsical fantasy world is full of 1,000 NPCs who are each handmade by the developers at Playground Games, but that's not always how the new feature was handled. Originally, the devs randomized everything about the Living Population and, as you can imagine, that made much less sense. Speaking to GamesRadar+ about the series' incoming comeback, game director Ralph Fulton delved a bit deeper into Fable's Living Population - the villagers and business owners and bums and criminals and soon-to-be partners who make up the game's world, and who can have wildly different personalities and needs. "We individually picked everything about every NPC to make it into an NPC that you could read, that made sense top to bottom," Fulton explains.