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Dec 25, 2011

Eat Them! in Top-Selling Indie PSN Games of 2011

Sony US have announced that FluffyLogic’s hit monster game Eat Them! was is in the top-selling indie PSN games of 2011. With the 2011 coming to a close, we also wanted to highlight some of the most successful indie game development efforts on the year. If you haven’t already, give these games a shot during

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Create Your Own Eat Them! Monster

Posted on Mar 21, 2011 in Games & Play

Design a monstrous creation to smash up cities, gobble up humans and destroy everything. Eat Them! sees you wreaking havoc as a monster on a rampage through a city, demolishing buildings, terrifying the residents and

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  • Dec 25, 2011, No comments yet

    Eat Them! in Top-Selling Indie PSN Games of 2011

    Sony US have announced that FluffyLogic’s hit monster game Eat Them! was is in the top-selling indie PSN games of 2011. With the 2011 coming to a close, we also wanted to highlight some of

  • Dec 21, 2011, No comments yet

    The Sound of Money

    In Novemeber Develop Online ran a feature by Armin Elsaesser, the sound designer for UrZoo. In the article he asks: Does working for free devalue the game audio profession? Is it detrimental to game composers?

  • Oct 17, 2011, No comments yet

    UrZoo Developer Diary: Game Design

    by John One of the earliest challenges came in deciding which foods the animals would eat. It was clear that they couldn’t have their real diets since this would complicate the game unneccessarily, not to