Typography can make or break the aesthetic of a game. As game designers, we use type to communicate with our players, not only in the words we use, but also in the way we present those words.

To most people, St. Louis, Missouri is not what they would consider to be a mecca of indie game development (in spite of the fact that I would vehemently disagree). We’re in what’s called a flyover state; a city best known for weird pizza, a big arch, and a civil revolution. Most people don’t know, however, that St. Louis is also home to one of the fastest-growing game communities in the United States.

I participated in the IGDA St. Louis’ MiniMortems event in October with a very brief postmortem of Cosmic Kitty Pop. […]

I had the opportunity to sit down with my business partner, Dana Huth, and Nerd for a Living’s Adron Buske […]