How Braid, Papers Please and Flow demonstrate diversity
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Examines how indie titles Flow (Thatgamecompany), Braid (Jonathan Blow) and Papers, Please (Lucas Pope) engaged with diverse audiences and perspectives to shape their game designs. Focuses on concrete examples of developer-audience interaction and the resulting creative decisions used by those specific games.
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