The Trouble with Immersion, or the Opening of Metro: Last Light
You have it. No one cares.
Interview with a game designer who just joined The Astronauts
Development updates, our #gamedev life, and general thoughts on the world of video games.
Metro: Last Light has just been released, and I’ve played the first five minutes. I have no idea if the game is great or not, but those five minutes Continue reading
I guess this blog post was inevitable. I am sure that it’s not the first or the last post on the subject of wanna be game designers, but I am not sure if we were particularly honest with ourselves before. Continue reading
We welcome the eighth passenger of “Nostromo”, a game designer Krzysiek Justynski. Finally, Adrian can stop designing the game and focus entirely on writing blog posts about Bioshock Infinite. Continue reading
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ROTFL, a buddy from Nimbi Studios couldn't live with the fact we're not using a proper work clothes. http://t.co/13YTvPIDKs Indie marketing is hard. You need a viral story. We just found our reference: http://t.co/D7Ok8EnUZ4 Ex-Witcher 3 dev joins The Astronauts! The Ambitions of Krzysiek Justynski: http://t.co/S5mwXFV1KL
@ADRIANCHM One of the coolest videos I've seen from a game developer. GG, @remedygames and @SamLakeRMD. http://t.co/DIxL8okYEz So is it settled then that we're calling it XBO? I kinda likey. I know it's close to HBO, but who cares. XBone.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 are currently working on The Vanishing of Ethan Carter, a weird fiction horror game coming to PC in 2013.
We believe that video games have the potential to be the ultimate form of art. Or entertainment. Actually, both. Let’s do this.
