The Tone Rebellion | The Obscuritory
Steeped in mythology and symbology, The Tone Rebellion is an utterly alien take on the 4X strategy genre, though one that's less complete and more familiar than you'd hope.| The Obscuritory
Games about strategic movement and placement of cities, soldiers, and other controllable units. StarCraft and Civilization are familiar examples.| obscuritory.com
Steeped in mythology and symbology, The Tone Rebellion is an utterly alien take on the 4X strategy genre, though one that's less complete and more familiar than you'd hope.| The Obscuritory
Thanks to a reader, a copy of SimRefinery has successfully been recovered!| The Obscuritory
Games that simulate a model of a business, government, job, or activity. Similar to SimCity or The Sims.| obscuritory.com
With the SimRefinery prototype now available, let's take a close look at what we can learn from the unfinished state of the game.| The Obscuritory
Hey, I'm still here! Some updates on what I've been up to that's not writing on this blog.| The Obscuritory
A quick catch-up on where I've been for the last half-year!| The Obscuritory
Checking in about The Obscuritory (and a secret project...!).| The Obscuritory
Clockwiser takes a simple concept — moving puzzle blocks around in a circle — and sends it in an unexpected, hypnotic direction.| The Obscuritory
Some more great additions to the Resources section of the blog.| The Obscuritory
Check our the Undo Jam, a writing exercise about re-imagining game history!| The Obscuritory
I'm joining the Video Game History Foundation as their new library director!| The Obscuritory
Ambitious and uneven, Dr. Sulfur's Night Lab attempted the seemingly impossible task of translating hands-on chemistry experiments into a computer game.| The Obscuritory
One minute, it's a racing game. The next minute, it's math. Teazle is a digital board game made out of minigames, and its wild variety is both its biggest strength and its biggest weakness.| The Obscuritory
