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FROM THIRD WORLD TO WORLD-CLASS: THE STORY OF “KILL THE PLUMBER” CO-DEVELOPER BARI SILVESTRE

January 9, 2016 — by Khail Santia of Moocho Brain and The Bamboard Game Project

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Pampanga, Philippines. Bari Silvestre’s games have been played 60 million times around the world. He has circumnavigated the globe as a recipient of various honors from Singapore to Amsterdam to San Francisco to Tokyo and, most recently, to Shanghai where territorial tensions between host and recipient countries were set aside in celebration of great game design. That celebrated game is “Kill the Plumber.” And this is the story of how one of its creators fought and stumbled his way from the fringes of the fringes to end up at the center in triumph.

Bari Silvestre (middle) winning the “Director’s Choice Award” at Indie Prize San Francisco 2013

Exclusive Interviews

Erin Robinson: From Neuroscience To Games

April 3, 2015 — by Nicholas Yanes

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The explosion of indie gaming in the past decade has not only allowed for smaller companies to enter the gaming market, it has allowed for people from various background and unique games to have a place. One such person and game is Erin Robinson and her game, Gravity Ghost. To learn more about Gravity Ghost, Gamesauce has talked to Erin Robinson about her background and developing games.


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Seven Summits Studio: Making Memories Through Stories in Petite

March 31, 2015 — by Industry Contributions

Seven Summits Studio is an award-winning independent game development company based out of Hyderabad, India. The studio was founded in 2013 by a group of passionate individuals who strive to create impactful experiences through video games.

Petite is an ambient experience that narrates a woman’s story while focusing on key incidents that happen in her life. Every level is a new situation, and each memory you unlock is a unique one, depending on the emotions you choose.

It is being designed by Asar Dhandala, who worked on Petite together with the writer of the story,  Vishesh Chopra, and the programmer, P.V. Sanjeev Kumar. The development cycle of the game is being mentored by Shailesh Prabhu and Nawaz Dhandala. Asar shares the story of their freshly released creation.


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