Bennett Foddy, deputy director of the Institute for Science and Ethics at Oxford University, makes games about embodiment, and the "neurological magic" in gaming ...

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Allen is an utter whore of a gamer; he's completely open-minded to all games, be they AAA blockbusters or $5 casual children's games. His focus is on indie games specifically, valuing gameplay and ...

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Bennett Foddy's created and mastered a special type of awkward physics game with the likes of GIRP, QWOP and Poleriders, and now one-man indie team Stegersaurus has decided to take that formula to a ...

Bennet Foddy likes the letter P. All his games use it. Maybe that's why his latest involves a Princess (virgin) and a Pony (Unicorn). Either way, you've got to control a unicorn, or more specifically, ...