What is it and how much does it cost? What if I feel dizzy playing a VR game? This and more — here’s our FAQ on The Vanishing of Ethan Carter VR! (more…)
The VR Edition is out! We answer your questions...
...and the Lost Layer of Narrative Design
Is it a game?
Inspired by the weird fiction stories and other tales of macabre of the early 20th century, The Vanishing of Ethan Carter is a game to be played at night, alone, and with headphones. Already out on PC and PlayStation 4
Development updates, our #gamedev life, and general thoughts on the world of video games.
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You Have an Idea for a Game – Here’s Why Nobody Cares I guess this blog post was inevitable. I am sure that it’s not the first or the last post on… (65,119)We are a small independent game development studio located in Warsaw, Poland. Here is why we call ourselves The Astronauts.
The studio was founded in August 2012 by these three amigos. They were also the original founders of People Can Fly (Painkiller, Bulletstorm and Gears of War: Judgment).
The Astronauts is currently eight people strong. Click here to see the blog posts profiling each member. Pretty graphics and game development secrets inside!
We made The Vanishing of Ethan Carter, a weird fiction horror game. Out on PC and PS4.
We believe that video games have the potential to be the ultimate form of art. Or entertainment. Actually, both. Let’s do this.