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The Descent – how game devs learned to love ladders

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Jul 12 · 9:30 am

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The Descent – how game devs learned to love ladders

Before Xbox closed Arkane Austin, the studio had 20 design philosophies plastered on its walls. One read, succinctly, “Fuck ladders.” Read more

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