#spacebase df-9

Over the past two months, I’ve been working hard to finish up these 9 illustrations for @doublefine. They’re releasing a physical bundle with many of their games included, as a PAX East exclusive. These art cards will all be included in the bundle.

I feel really lucky to have gotten the opportunity to do them. It was a ton of work, but it’s nice to finally see them all together.

Thanks to @melissakking, who did the art card for Broken Age, as well as the thumbnail for Stacking, and also helped out a ton with color.

Also thanks to Charlie Verdin and the rest of the @fangamer crew for doing all the work to actually get the bundle made.

Here are the games in order:

Grim Fandango

Spacebase DF-9

Stacking

Iron Brigade

Costume Quest

Brutal Legend

Massive Chalice

Hack ‘n’ Slash

Psychonauts

Broken Age, by Melissa King

Spacebase DF-9 PC Steam Review

Spacebase DF-9 lets you create your own space station, managing crew and resources all while staving off pirates and taking hails. It sounds like a lot of fun for anyone that was into Star Trek or even games like Dungeon Keeper 2, but it turns into all of the management and none of the fun. The big issues that I have with the game is that its tough to survive the first few moments of a normal…

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We have had a fair run with Double Fine videogames. Some of them are excellent. Some of them are not. Then there are a few that are just plain weirdos. That kid in school that you didn’t like (nor hate whatsoever). It was just weird, you know? And then there is ‘Spacebase DF-9′ (and ‘Mountain’, why not?).

Now, I’m not saying they can relate in any form except their creator. ‘Spacebase DF-9′ is…

Spacebase DF-9 (early access so it may have changed by now):