Sunday 7 June 2009

Welcome!

Welcome to Frictional Games' newly created for blog for all of you interested in our work and/or horror games.

The aim with the blog is to not only cover what is currently happening at Frictional Games but also to discuss Horror Games in general. Having tried to create emotions of fear for a couple of years now, we would like to share our thoughts on the subject. As horror games are one of the few (if not the only?) game genre that focuses on invoking emotions in the player, we find it very fascinating and think that it touches many areas other games don't.

As we are currently in the middle of developing our new game called Unknown, we would also like to keep everyone up to speed on that. We have previously done so in a work log at our forum, but have not been regular with updates, something we will change with this blog!

Hope you all will enjoy!


5 comments:

  1. Great! I'm excited to see something new! :P

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  3. My name is Ken Starks and I am the author of the blog of helios (linuxlock.blogspot.com). I would like to interview you about your game and the process of porting it to Linux. The authors of World of Goo, an indy gaming company called 2Dboy was able to smash all-time sales records when we published the article ab out their Linux release. We had a large part in it anyway. We'd like to do the same for you. Please email me at helios@fixedbylinux.com You can see what we do with our spare time at http://www.heliosinitiative.org.

    talk to you soon

    Ken

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  4. Great blog name! I love that novel! :)

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  5. Hi,

    Just a few words to say that I really enjoy reading your blog about your vision of adventure games, puzzles, narration and the problems and the solutions that you present about many topics. This is very inspiring.

    For Amnesia I think you did a great job. Unfortunatly I do not really like horror games, especially when their are well done, so I have not been able to live the experience you created.

    I wish you a good continuation.

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