Recent News for Darwinia

• The making of Uplink - 15^th December 2012
  This article originally appeared in issue 247 of PC Gamer UK. Written by Owen Hill. As a game designer and co-founder of Introversion, Chris Delay is a respected, successful indie developer. He and his partners, Mark Morris and Tom Arundel, won the grand prize at the Independent Games Festival for their virus-infected strategy game, Darwinia. They?ve haunted a thousand multiplayer servers with the...
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• Watch the Minecon 2012 indie lectures: Introversion, C418, Mode 7 and more - 28^th November 2012
  Minecon wasn?t only about Minecraft. Mojang were good enough to invite along the bright lights of the indie dev scene to give a series of inspiring, funny lectures, describing how they got into the business and what they?ve learnt along the way. Taking to the stage in chronological order: Hello Games, purveyors of deceptively chirpy stunt-biking game Joe Danger; C418, Minecraft?s maestro of electr...
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• GOG.com relaunched to sell newer PC games - 27^th March 2012
  What began as Good Old Games, GOG.com, has relaunched to sell new PC games alongside old. The relaunched Gog.com. Therefore, the Good Old Games meaning will fade away. The company will be known instead by the acronym-turned-company-title GOG.com. "It doesn't matter what G, O and G stand for," explained a post on GOG.com. "Gee Oh Gee dot com stands for high-quality, DRM-free gaming, each week with ...
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• Intelligent Demise: The End Of Darwinia - 10^th February 2012
  They say you should always be prepared to kill your darlings. Darwinia creators Introversion have taken it one step forward, creating nothing short of a Darwinian snuff movie to mark their transition from little computer people to… prison architects. Yeah, that’s still a little weird. But never mind. Help them celebrate this glorious new age of Not Darwinia by enjoying 2:36 minutes of ...
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• These Developers Just Took Their Characters Out Back and Shot Them. For Real. - 9^th February 2012
  There's retiring old video game characters by not using them any more, and then there's retiring old video game characters by building little models of them and destroying them. Introversion, the developers of strategy game Darwinia, are done with the property. Having worked on it in some for another for nearly a decade now across its various forms, by 2010 they'd become so sick of the thing that ...
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