Game Developer Digest 12/22/2022
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Game Developer Digest 12/22/2022

We have yet another three feature day for you! Today, we have a truly in-depth feature (it's about a 62-minute read, chock full of detail) on generative music for game dev, an analysis of the tone and storytelling in Dwarf Fortress vs. Rimworld, and the first piece of our Best of 2022 content, with our picks for best developers of 2022. We have plenty of news to round up the offerings, with the Pokémon company filing suit to the creators of a (very unauthorized) Pokemon NFT game, Fallout 76 hitting 13.5 million players, and ex Far Cry boss Dan Hay joining Blizzard.

Game Developer's Best of 2022: The top game developers of the year

From developers in Ukraine to Poncle, Naughty Dog, and Second Dinner, these are our picks for game developers of the year.

How Dwarf Fortress and Rimworld tell radically different stories

Both?Rimworld?and newly 1.0?Dwarf Fortress?allow deep simulation and player-centered storytelling, but Bay 12's game simply feels more personal.

Deep Dive: A framework for generative music in video games

The goal is to use computational creativity and generative techniques to extend the capabilities of human composers.

Fallout 76?has reached 13.5 million players

That's a lot of vault dwellers.

The Pokémon Company files suit over unauthorized Pokémon NFT game

Legally, you can't mint any of 'em.

Ex-Far Cry?boss Dan Hay joins Blizzard Entertainment

From open worlds to unannounced worlds.

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