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Some overdue images from the #playcrafting #playnyc event at #metropolitanpavilion - here's #kenpierce and representatives of #giantfoxstudios #faceoffunlimited #batsu game; #gaming #medialife w #piercingmetal #kenpiercemedia (at Metropolitan Pavilion Events & Production Services) https://www.instagram.com/p/CTf84EvLxc0/?utm_medium=tumblr
“Zac Zinger organized a hell of a house band for the Bit Awards, an indie game awards ceremony held at Parsons at the New School, put on by Playcrafting. I got a chance to play his killer arrangements. Music Director/Arranger/Sax/EWI/Flute/Cat Wrangler - Zac Zinger Bass - Me Drums - Josh Bailey Guitar - Shu Odamura“ From Youtube channel Adam Neely: I played 23 Video Game Covers at the Bit Awards | Gig Vlog Very cool rehearsal and live performance of various video game classic tunes Yeah \m/ ...
It’s been way too long since we last posted, but rest assured we’ve been hard at work. In fact, we now have an official date for when we’ll reveal everything about our very first game. On August 11 at the historic Hammerstein Ballroom, we will be premiering the demo of our game as part of Playcrafting’s second annual Play NYC game convention. And on the same day we’ll be announcing all the details on Twitter, YouTube, and right here. We are absolutely thrilled to finally reveal our labor of love to the world, and we think you’ll be pretty happy to see it, too. Keep your eyes peeled...
i went to my first-ever game-related class last night, Role Play Game Design. it was a Playcrafting class taught by Dean Razavi.
here are some of my notes:
- what does your character not understand [about the game you’re making]? there’s usually a theme or a moral an RPG is based around. the main character you play usually doesn’t understand the theme at the beginning, but through your playing, begins to get it.
- the main quest of your game must be protagonist-driven. the Big Bad appearing and destroying cities isn’t the ‘quest’, just the trigger that moves your protag along their path (to understanding the theme of your game)
- side quests are where the world building happens.
- your game should have enough options that even if two different players play for the same number of hours, their games will look different from one another (i.e., choosing a healer over a warrior, choosing different party members or power-ups, etc.)
I had a lot of fun this past weekend working with both old friends and new friends I met at Global Game Jam NYC. We created a visual rhythm game in roughly 44 hours. My art for it is on Behance, along with a link to a playable version (from desktop only at the moment, I believe.) Microsoft was very generous in offering us a space to work as well as free food and the people from Playcrafting were great too! Check it out here.
The PiercingMetal/Ken Pierce Media HQ was in attendance at the annual Play NYC gaming convention which is curated by Playcrafting and was be
The PiercingMetal/Ken Pierce Media HQ was in attendance at the annual Play NYC gaming convention which is curated by Playcrafting and was be
Anime NYC has been growing crazy fast. This year, to help enhance the gaming experience they brought Play NYC into the mix. Play NYC is a gaming Convention that celebrates gaming culture through its initiative to bring together people who love games with the people who make them.
read here: https://www.sdent.net/play-nyc-x-anime-nyc-2024/
