Matt Gilgenbach, the creator of Retro/Grade (part of our PAX Prime 2011 coverage), explains how his struggle with depression and OCD led to the game Neverending Nightmares.
This time, Matt (with his crew at Infinitap Games) aims to terrify by playing with your sense of vulnerability and immersion while invoking images of horror that have personally tormented him.
The Neverending Nightmares Kickstarter closes Sunday Sept. 29. It's hovering just under the halfway mark with two weeks left to go. Of all of the promising KIckstarters we saw it PAX, this is one we most hope will get funded!
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We have more PAX Prime 2013 podcast interviews and coverage on the way including:
- Sword 'N' Board
- Contrast
- The Wolf Among Us
- Dragon Fin Soup
- Windborne
- Contraption Maker
- Troubadour
- Backyard Battles
- Romans From Mars
- Zombie! Zombie! Zombie!
- Dying Light
- Fantasia: Music Evolved
- Infamous: Second Son
- XCOM: Enemy Within
- Borderlands 2 Headhunter Pack
- 2K Drive
- Drone controller
Let us know which games you're most interested in, and we'll move those up to the top of the list! We're keeping pretty busy but still expect to unleash a bunch of shorter segments from PAX in coming days.
great interview. I liked the conversation instead of lame stock questions. He really opened up. dont like horror games and still loved it.