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Josh Bycer

Jersey
As seen in: SUPERJUMP, Medium, The Startup, BossKey // CG BOSS Games, Digg, Patreon, Flipboard, Game Developer, Towards Data Science, Hollywood.com, UX Collective and
Game Design Critic, Author, and Consultant. Plays all indie games. game-wisdom.com youtube.com/c/game-wisdom. Discord: discord.gg/jGWxsj2e
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Jackpot City Canada No Deposit Bonus And Welcome Offers

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By Josh Bycer
| irta.com
Understanding Bonus Offers at Jackpot City Canada For Canadian online gaming enthusiasts, Jackpot City has long been a prominent name, offering a vast selection of casino games and a reputation for quality. Many players actively seek out no deposit bonuses as a way to test a casino’s offerings without committing their own funds. While the allure of a free bonus is strong, it’s important to understand the current promotional landscape at this establishment.
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Hidden Gems of Game Design Vol 49

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By Josh Bycer, Ben Rowan, Priya Sridhar
| SUPERJUMP
Plenty of amazing games go unnoticed and not widely played, for various reasons. Maybe it’s a diamond in the rough, or the marketing wasn’t there, or it could be a game ahead of its time. For this monthly series, I’ve asked my fellow writers at SUPERJUMP to pick a game they think is deserving of a chance in the spotlight. Please share your favorite hidden gems in the comments.
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American McGee on Plushie Dreadful, Dreadful Land, and Building a Brand

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By Josh Bycer
| SUPERJUMP
I recently sat down with American McGee — the former id Software designer behind American McGee's Alice (2000) and Alice: Madness Returns (2011) — for a podcast interview about his return to games with Dreadful Land.During our talk, we discussed this notion of aesthetics and how he himself, along with the original Alice games, were really the first time in the industry that a particular look and aesthetic was tied to a person in marketing — and what that can mean for developers today.
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