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April 07, 2014

a bontegames interview with ... robin vencel

The third episode in a series of interviews with game designers, answering questions from bontegames readers is here. A while ago I asked you to come up with questions for Robin Vencel, and here are his answers!
(Note: I have added a new item in the left column of this blog with all the interviews in case you want to check out the previous ones, and speaking about interviews, recently I got interviewed myself for the We Ask Indies series. If you're interested in that interview, you can find it here).



9 comments:

  1. Anonymous7 April 2014 at 13:02

    first!!!!!!!

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  2. Unknown7 April 2014 at 18:28

    second!!!!

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  3. Anonymous7 April 2014 at 22:42

    very nice and interesting interview. I tought you were american.
    congratulation on the games and thanks for the beautiful work

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  4. Anonymous7 April 2014 at 23:16

    Nice interview. Robin even answered my question! (it was the one about owning a real monkey) :)

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  5. chefsinger8 April 2014 at 19:28

    This interview gives me even more worries about the future of online gaming. Seems lots of people, Bart included, are slowly moving more and more towards mobile-based gaming for development. I'm glad Bart and Robin and others are still (for now) making Flash games, but someday game developers might just go away from browser-based games all together, at least the good quality game makers. Unity is probably a better tool, because I think it will work for the web and mobile devices.
    Mobile gaming is great, but I personally spend more time on a PC than on a mobile device. I just like having a larger screen and I think you get better click accuracy in games with a mouse rather than a big fat index finger. The Sugar, Sugar series was great in the web, but I struggled mightily with the Android version. Oh well, let's enjoy them while we can!

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  6. Anonymous9 April 2014 at 05:44

    Very interesting, thanks Bart.

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  7. -k10 April 2014 at 13:26

    Great interview! Thanks for sharing this, Bart, and please thank Robin for opening up to all of us. :)

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  8. Anonymous22 April 2014 at 03:42

    You are very good at creating games, Robin (And Bart), But the bit where you hired monkeys was a little funny. It sounds weird for a monkey to work a computer!

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  9. Anonymous23 January 2016 at 03:58

    This was a nice interview to come across. I enjoy the Happy Go Monkey games. I've used them whilst teaching English to 7-year-olds in Chile, and then went home to play them myself (I'm 39)!

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