In December 2018, Netflix released Bandersnatch, a choose-your-path style episode of their Black Mirror series. This episode is effectively movie-length (its runtime depends on the path you take but it can easily run 90 minutes), so I will refer to it as a ‘movie’. And a ‘choose-your-own-movie’ is something many of us have dreamt of for […]

This book is a collection of personal essays written by women who have had careers as game developers. Among their stories you’ll find advice for your own career, a bit of history, and you’ll learn about a whole lot of creators you’ll wish you had known about already.

4th Wall games visited the MIT campus for NarraScope 2019. We learned a whole lot and Mark gave a talk about our upcoming multiplayer interactive fiction game and the authoring tool he’s been making. Also, we played some games on really old computers.

We showed Harrowing Adventures on a new touchscreen monitor at SXSW 2019, and here’s how it went.

Hello all. We at 4th Wall Games have recently been quiet on the update front thanks to a whirlwind of summer activity. Part of that activity has included preparing for my new position this fall. I have finished my second week as the new Visiting Assistant Professor of Video Game Development at St. Edward’s University. […]

We are going to take a short break from blogging about video game development to talk about something different, but still related to one of our favorite topics: storytelling. Jeremy and Mark are going to discuss the latest entry in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU): Avengers: Infinity War. SPOILER ALERT: This article contains many spoilers […]