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For starters, the first game features a male villain continuously inflicting violence on a female protagonist.

Crosses the Line Twice: The games love to relish in Black Comedy.

Though for the most part, it seems to border on being a parody of this storyline.

Cliché Storm: Hero has to save girl whose been kidnapped by evil villain.

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Awesome Music: Pretty much the entire franchise is full of Awesome Music.

Fetus, who is a fan-favorite despite how massive of a narcissist he is, because a lot of fans collectively agree that he's just a cool villain. You find the core, and you just chip away everything else until it’s very prominent.

GishIn short, Edmund’s advice to you when approaching your first video game design project is to “find out what your goal is, and interweave every aspect of your game into that goal.” While playing his games, one can easily see this philosophy in action. Even like, Jonathan Blow’s latest game The Witness, I know he’s doing the exact same thing because the core is ‘puzzles.’ And you can see that he’s chipping away, and there’s puzzles within puzzles within puzzles and then there’s puzzles outside of puzzles.he found the core foundation of what he wanted, chipped away until it was perfect, and then built around with the same theme.”. Approaching your own game projects this way will greatly improve your future results.Check out the full video interview with Edmund here:Edmund McMillen:Team Meat:Article by Pat Flannery: Pat is currently a Production Assistant at design3 and has been busy shooting and editing lots of interviews with game developers and industry professionals.

So when you’re starting a new game, you’ve got to find it’s ‘core’ with Meat Boy it was ‘difficulty without frustration’ and with Isaac it was ‘replayability’.