Friday Games: Antichamber and Mark of the Ninja

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Mark of the Ninja (2012)
Duration: 50:09
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This week we were joined by Nick Taylor from North Carolina State University, and he got into Antichamber and Mark of the Ninja lately. Both of these indie games have a particularly interesting take on visual reality, a complete 180° from photorealism. Instead, they use the graphical plane extensively to expand the senses of your avatar and to reveal the logics of their virtual worlds. -- www.twitch.tv/mitgamelab/c/1963533&utm_campaign=archive_export&utm_source=mitgamelab&utm_medium=youtube



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