Making A Great Video Game

February 2, 2023

Seems legit.

BOO-ring

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Myk

2 years ago

What.

Brad

2 years ago

At least the font is pleasant. But “less is more” doesn’t work here.

Hitch

2 years ago

No doubt inspired by the incredible artwork and effort demonstrated by yon cover, there.

Zak Freeman

2 years ago

But not making a great cover…

Johno McMoose

2 years ago

All of their effert went into making great video games and nothing was left for making great covers.

Syd

2 years ago

using the title page as a cover?

charles cassady

2 years ago

I do believe there was a hit video game simply called Black and White.

RK@HM

2 years ago

“Oh, I can tell you about making a great video game, but the art for its box cover? That’s not my department, dear reader.”

Ian

2 years ago

Maybe this guy should read, “how to make a book cover” before releasing this book

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