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Here are my notes from Practice 2014 (at the NYU Gamecenter):
Holly Gramazio
Johnathan Blow
Sal Garozzo and Shawn Snelling
David Kanaga
John Papadiuk
Jake Elliot & Tamas Kemenczy
Dierdre "Squinky" Kiai
Samantha Kalman
Lukas Litzsinger
Zach Gage
Drew Murray
Asher Vollmer
Colleen Macklin
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"Games are these imperfect beings that create interesting possibility spaces when people, imperfect beings themselves, interact with them."
Colleen Macklin on how we can think about games as imperfect spaces that, because of their imperfection, create interesting outcomes.
Playtest a lot and take a lot of showers.
Asher Vollmer
"Elegance is the resistance to compartmentalize things. All the features of the game are intertwined with each other."
Asher Vollmer on minimalism in game design.
“The amateur dreads becoming who she really is because she fears that this new person will be judged by others as "different." The tribe will declare us "weird" or "queer" or "crazy." The tribe will reject us. Here's the truth: the tribe doesn't give a shit. There is no tribe. That gang or posse that we imagine is sustaining us by the bonds we share is in fact a conglomeration of individuals who are just as fucked up as we are and just as terrified. Each individual is so caught up in his own bullshit that he doesn't have two seconds to worry about yours or mine, or to reject or diminish us because of it. When we truly understand that the tribe doesn't give a damn, we're free. There is no tribe, and there never was. Our lives are entirely up to us.”
Drew Murray quotes Steven Pressfield, Turning Pro, when talking about how they wanted people to be able to express themselves through Sunset Overdrive's character customization.
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Here's the great article on moving from thinking to doing that Drew Murray mentioned
"The initial idea was based on turning the mechanics of the book I Am Legend into a game."
Drew Murray, on Sunset Overdrive.
Great problem solvers are the best people to be playing your game.
Zach Gage, talking about how building games as educational tools will create better players
