PRACTICE 2015: Marc Ten Bosch @NYUGameCenter

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PRACTICE 2015: Marc Ten Bosch
Exploring and Presenting a Game's Consequence-Space
Sunday, November 16, 2015

Marc Ten Bosch presents his design approaches to creating a puzzle-platformer with a forth dimension in his upcoming game Miegakure.

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