Hey, I'm doing interviews with various game developers about their games, game development and games in general. I thought you might be interested in reading them. I've done some already and will continue doing them regularly. I'll post them here in this thread.

These are the ones that are done already:

Pontus Wittenmark, the creator of Justin Wack and the Big Time Hack.

Abigail Corfman, the creator of Open Sorcery and Open Sorcery: Sea++.

Julia Minamata, the creator of the upcoming game The Crimson Diamond.

Aviv Salinas, the creator of the upcoming game Twilight Oracle and other games.

Lori Cole, one of the creators of Hero-U: Rogue to Redemption and a few other games.

Thanks, Fireflower! Well done!

Ana

Thanks very much, Fireflower! I got to meet and talk to Lori Cole (and beta test Quest for Glory 5: Dragon Fire) during a Sierra Open House back around 1999, and that was a lot of fun.

Really cool, very nice Marian and Fireflower and thank you FFG for the Interviews

It sure is nice when you have personal interaction with Developers etc. To go that extra bit getting more involved really shows how much one cares about our gaming not to mention the excitement that can go with it. My hats off to you both, FFG for going above and beyond with your inteviews and Marian getting involved in beta testing and I am sure more. I signed up a few times for beta testing but never got picked

Look forward to more of your interviews FFG

Thanks, glad that you like it.

Developer interview with Dave Seaman, creator of The Captain Disaster games and The Corruption Within, and a few more.

Thanks, Fireflower! Will check it out.

Thanks Fireflower. Nice to learn a little about CaptainD.

Thanks.

Did an interview with James Dearden, the creator of Technobabylon.

Check out the latest interview, this time with Simon Mesnard, the creator of the Black Cube series.

Thanks, Fireflower!

Our latest interview is with the team behind the recently released game Universe for Sale.

You can now read an interview with Guga, the creator of the recently released game The Will of Arthur Flabbington.

..."The game makes me laugh even after two years of development. And the fact that while the game is hard, everyone keeps telling me that the puzzles make perfect sense once you solve them."...

Thanks, fireflower!