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“Hackmud is a game of guilt, grief, and endless catharsis.”

“Playing Hackmud is a very peculiar experience. It is punishing in the very way it is played. It is a sinkhole that pulls you in and never lets go. Nothing is too hard – the game will ruin you if you’re not careful. Of course, when the game gets you, it’s like falling into a bottomless pit – it’s the best thing ever, and you want to do it again and again. It’s perfectly okay to enjoy this game, but only if you have a strong heart, and if you don’t have a strong heart, then there is no doubt you would rather die than play Hackmud.”
– DANIELLA THOMPSON
Creator of Hackmud

“Hacking the Mud: A portrait of a Last Guardian by a Last Guardian.”
– DANIEL THOMPSON
Creator of Hackmud

“Hackmud is an obscure and greatly underrated game. Why? Because it’s completely unapologetic about what it wants to do, and it does it well. But it does it so well, and puts you right there with the poor bastard about to be murdered and the others who have to make a choice, that you can’t help but love it and it couldn’t be more human or more important. After playing Hackmud, I feel like I have more sympathy and understanding of Luke Skywalker than I ever thought possible.”
– JOSH MUDVAI
Creator of Hackmud

“Hackmud is hard to explain and impossible to convey. It is about managing a pool of people to plot the destruction of humanity and in the process create pure human misery. It is a game that makes you feel like you are watching a really bad film. And it makes you feel like you’re done feeling bad for like one hour or so, and then it changes. It changes again and again and again.”
– CATHERINE DANE
Artist

“Hackmud is incredibly difficult and yet infinitely rewarding.”
– NICK BROWN
Artist

“Hackmud is a beautiful game, one that succeeds as a narrative and a game.”
– ALEXANDER LUCAS
Artistic Director, The Design Museum
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From VG247 at EVO, video series of developers-play themselves.
Example: Watch someone try to play Horizon Zero Dawn.

Open, it seems.

Posted:17th June 2014 12.25am For the last couple of weeks, we’ve been tracking down a select group of developers and watching them play their own game. It started with us having a bit of fun and, in the end, it became a lot more serious than we thought. At our request, Rockstar would send five of their top staff on a plane to a secret location. Then, a hotel. Then, food, drinks, and a game. A game for game. It’s not something we’d normally do, but we wanted to experience their journey through Codename: Wallpaper. The developers that showed up were senior level people, but the game itself is very basic, and it was a chance to see how they got from concept to development. We also put them through a whole day of interviews and questions. Together, we were able to track the whole story of the game from the start to finish. The main question we’re trying to answer is how this game was made in such a short amount of time. But alongside all this, we wanted to hear about the game, the process and anything else that was brought out during the process. After the first part of this series, we’ve been overwhelmed with the amount of responses that we’ve got. We got pretty much

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