This was a relatively quiet week. We made plans for the next sprint on SHACHI. Alper continued his search for a Unity developer to support us on the same project. (Suggestions and applications welcome.)
I did some last-minute design work on BANKEN. Alper started preparing for his talk at Republica next Tuesday.

I went over to New Gamegrounds to demo Bycatch. I also played a fun and silly game involving waffles by our friend Duncan Speakman, and to attend a couple of interesting talks on games and morality. Highlights included David Nieborg, Pawel Miechowsky and Annette Mees.
We’re also continuing to plan the launch of Bycatch at TWO5SIX in a few weeks.
Finally, in case you missed it, I put up a transcript of my Creative Mornings talk on using games for learning.
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Week 297
This was a relatively quiet week. We made plans for the next sprint on SHACHI. Alper continued his search for a Unity developer to support us on the same project. (Suggestions and applications welcome.)
I did some last-minute design work on BANKEN. Alper started preparing for his talk at Republica next Tuesday.
I went over to New Gamegrounds to demo Bycatch. I also played a fun and silly game involving waffles by our friend Duncan Speakman, and to attend a couple of interesting talks on games and morality. Highlights included David Nieborg, Pawel Miechowsky and Annette Mees.
We’re also continuing to plan the launch of Bycatch at TWO5SIX in a few weeks.
Finally, in case you missed it, I put up a transcript of my Creative Mornings talk on using games for learning.