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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Adrian_ChmielarzAdrian Chmielarz - Wikipedia

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   Adrian Chmielarz (born 1971 in Lubin [1]) is a Polish video game designer, programmer, creative director, producer and writer specializing in adventure games and first-person shooters. Chmielarz has co-founded and led Metropolis Software, People Can Fly and The Astronauts. He is one of the most prominent Polish video gaming figures, and has ...

2. www.gamesindustry.biz › the-astronauts-its-just-aThe Astronauts: 'It's just a game' design | GamesIndustry.biz

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   Jun 6, 2014 · Adrian Chmielarz is a great believer in freedom. His experiences making Bulletstorm with People Can Fly clearly illustrated the weaknesses inherent in the game-on-a-disc-for-$60 model on which the ...

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3. www.vg247.com › the-astronauts-chmielarz-on-lifeThe Astronauts: Chmielarz on life after People Can Fly | VG247

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   May 2, 2013 · VG247's Dave Cook speaks with co-founder Adrian Chmielarz about his new project, and life after People Can Fly. ... "What we want to do with Ethan Carter is to improve on the player's engagement ...

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4. www.polygon.com › features › 2014/7/16The Astronauts: A Polish team gets small to think bigger

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   Jul 16, 2014 · Adrian Chmielarz has founded, and sold, two game studios in the last 20 years. His third, The Astronauts, is making a game that represents his vision for the future of gaming.

5. www.vice.com › en › articleMeet Adrian Chmielarz, Video Gaming's Most Divisive Designer ...

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   Apr 18, 2016 · Polish designer Adrian Chmielarz is a man who has split gamer opinion right down the middle. On one hand, his playable output is widely revered. As a founder of the People Can Fly studio in Warsaw ...

6. techraptor.net › gaming › interviewInterview with Adrian Chmielarz, Co-owner of The Astronauts

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   Feb 27, 2015 · TechRaptor recently reached out to Adrian Chmielarz, the Co-owner/Creative Director at The Astronauts, developers of the TechRaptor approved The Vanishing of Ethan Carter, who was gracious enough to spend time answering our questions. In the interview below we asked Adrian about game development, traditional gaming media and #GamerGate, as well as other gaming industry related topics.

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   Who is Adrian Chmielarz?

   • Chmielarz has co-founded and led Metropolis Software, People Can Fly and The Astronauts. He is one of the most prominent Polish video gaming figures, and has been described as one of the "most divisive" figures in the industry. Born in Lubin on April 9, 1971, Adrian Chmielarz moved into game development in a roundabout way.

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   What is Chmielarz doing now?

   • Now Chmielarz has started his third studio, moving his eight-person team into a tiny two-bedroom apartment in Warsaw. He calls his team The Astronauts, and his next project is the spiritual successor to Come Midnight, a supernatural murder mystery called The Vanishing of Ethan Carter.

   The Astronauts: A Polish team gets small to think bigger

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   Is Chmielarz a good game designer?

   • Provocation aside, Chmielarz really is a gifted analyst of video game tropes, mechanics, and design, and that much is clear regardless of whether or not you agree with his findings. Take this in-depth explanation of what Her Story reveals about the broader state of game design.

   Meet Adrian Chmielarz, Video Gaming's Most Divisive Designer and ... - …

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   Did Chmielarz get a job at the astronauts?

   • In the adjoining rooms sits a hand-picked team of young, professionally trained designers. Several say that they interviewed with People Can Fly, but when Chmielarz called to offer them a job at The Astronauts they couldn't say no. The opportunity to work closely with him on this unique game was too good to pass up.

   The Astronauts: A Polish team gets small to think bigger

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   What did Chmielarz do for a living?

   • Chmielarz would man his little booth once or twice a week for nearly a year. The goal was to save up enough money for a computer. In the late 1980s Chmielarz became fascinated by early computer games. He would find them in the back of magazines.

   The Astronauts: A Polish team gets small to think bigger

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   How did Chmielarz make money?

   • In 1987, Chmielarz earned financial sustainability by traveling 40 miles each day to sell bootleg foreign films on VHS tapes, copied from a friend at a bazaar in Wrocław (such type of copyright infringement was not illegal in Poland until 1994).

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8. www.theastronauts.com › author › the1222304024938Adrian Chmielarz – The Astronauts

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   There is a certain element of Witchfire design that looks great and fun on paper and makes total sense gameplay- and lore-wise – and half of the players love it, and the other half hate it. No, not the Calamity system, we handled that in the previous update. I’m talking about the fact that with […] Continue reading.