Chris Hecker's new espionage game about subtle behavior, performance, perception, and deception.
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SpyParty needs help! Are you local to the Bay Area or going to be here next week, responsible, dependable, and hard-working, a game developer or interested in game development, and available to man (or woman) the SpyParty kiosk at the IGF Pavilion at the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco, March 2nd through March 4th? […]
I’m so exhausted I’m not going to do much more than post pictures tonight, and I’ll write up more about PAX Day 3 tomorrow, but in addition to having a line of people Reading The Fine Manual, let me say that the SpyParty “PAX Experts” Tournament was so mind blowingly amazing I can’t even describe […]
Still alive after two days of PAX, one more to go! Today there was a line from the instant the show floor opened to the public, until closing time! I feel bad people have to wait to play, but the line has turned out to be a blessing, actually, because it gives people a chance […]
The first day of PAX is over, and we are still alive!!! We had crowds almost all of the time, and occasionally a giant line. Best of all, we had a fair number of repeat customers. One pair of guys game back 5 or so times, which is exactly what I was hoping for, because […]
I’m busy writing the documentation booklet that I’m going to give to people wanting to play SpyParty at PAX1, and I needed an Xbox 360 Controller image to put in there so I can point to the buttons and say what they each do, just like real games do. Well, it turns out there isn’t […]
