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Halfbrick Once Made A Game So Good They Banned It From Their Office Share
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Sometimes you know you’re onto a good thing when you can’t stop playing. Aussie studio Halfbrick, apparently, went one step too far.
The Brisbane devs are the focus of People Make Games’ latest episode, titled
The Game Prototype That Had to Be Banned by Its Own Studio. It’s about a game that fans of
Neptune’s Pride will immediately see the appeal of, because it’s full of elaborate planning, espionage and the kind of strategising that leaves people thinking about their moves for hours. Days, even.