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Written by Cassie, 2021 Cohort Recently, while working on Jason’s final project to explore Chinese-style anime, I discovered an underestimated
Continue reading“Fog Hills of Five Elements”: The Rise of Chinese Style Ink Animation
Written by Ruby, 2021 Cohort If you are in the game industry, in addition to learning theoretical knowledge related to
Continue readingGame Design: How to Get to Know a Game Quickly?
Written by Sifan, 2021 Cohort Recently, because of the increasing chances of seeing “Genshin Impact” related content on social media and
Continue readingWhether Genshin Impact plagiarized The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
Written by Taoan, 2021 Cohort Recently I have been playing Elden Ring, I played a lot and also watched a lot
Written by Taoan, 2021 Cohort
I want to let you in on a secret – an amazing Chinese Kungfu-style third-person action beat ’em up game developed by a French studio called Sloclap that was released on February 8th, 2022. The game is called Sifu, which means master. … Continue readingSifu: an amazing hardcore game
Written by Taoan，2021 Cohort If you are a Pokémon fan, you must know the newest Pokémon game: Pokémon Legends: Arceus
Continue readingPokémon Legends: Arceus a different Pokémon game
Written by Taoan, 2022 Cohort
Due to the pandemic, I spent most of the time with my laptop at home during the holidays. Though most of the time I was playing video games, watching fun videos and game streaming of my friends, I also did some learning related to my major, like watching tutorials of modelling and making some progress on my 3D model for the portfolio. That’s why I want to talk about digital sculpting today. … Continue readingThoughts about digital sculpting from a 3D Artist
Written by Taoan, 2021 Cohort
We had a topic about urban legends in our speaking boot camp last week, and it reminded me of a game that was released recently, but has a long history series, it is called Shin Megami Tensei … Continue readingShin Megami Tensei and Persona
When evaluating a specific game in a systematic way, players usually need to take three aspects into consideration. These aspects are context, gameplay, and playability. The context focuses on the aesthetic perspective of the story, and game settings. … Continue readingGame Design: Understanding Gameplay
Written by Sifan, 2021 Cohort
This week on Bootcamp we talked about everyone’s favorite game and analyzed its help section on Steam Games. This got me thinking about my most recent favourite game, It takes two. Today we’re going to talk about the game and its reviews in China. … Continue readingRich gameplay and touching plot in one game – game review of “It takes two”