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1. culture.pl › en › artistAdrian Chmielarz - Biography | Artist | Culture.pl

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   One of the most recognisable Polish video game creators, co-author of, among others, The Mystery of the Statuette, Teenagent, Painkiller, Bulletstorm, and The Vanishing of Ethan Carter.

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   Adrian Chmielarz (born 1971 in Lubin) 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 .

4. twitter.com › adrianchm › statusAdrian Chmielarz ‍♀️ on Twitter: "Among other Ukrainian ...

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   Feb 20, 2023 · Adrian Chmielarz 🧙‍♀️🔥 on Twitter: "Among other Ukrainian cities like Zaporizhzhia, #AtomicHeart uses photos (from a 1962 Soviet album) of Donetsk.

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

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   Apr 18, 2016 · Adrian Chmielarz (center) alongside The Astronauts co-founders, Andrzej Pozanski (left) and Michal Kosieradzki (right). Photo via theastronauts.com. Polish designer Adrian Chmielarz is a...

6. 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...

7. www.instagram.com › adrianAdrian Chmielarz (@adrian.chmielarz) • Instagram photos and ...

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   This photo encapsulates @rozbrat_20 pretty well. Intense colors, multiple ingredients, and foie gras representing the tasty, hedonistic profile of the menu. What cannot be seen is the cozy, natural yet romantic setting of, as they call it, casual fine dining. The restaurant is our long-time favorite, with frequent returns.

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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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   Who is Chmielarz and what does he do?

   • Chmielarz has also written commentary articles for Polish video game magazines, including his monthly columns "Gawędy bez fai" and "Gawędy po fai" in Secret Service and NEO+. In English, he has written blogs at Gamasutra and Medium.

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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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   Why did Chmielarz fail?

   • For Chmielarz, the commercial failure of Bulletstorm was a symptom of that system being brought to its knees. It was difficult, certainly, but it was necessary to usher in a new and vibrant era of creativity. And it all comes down to freedom. The freedom to tell any story at any length, to find the right audience and set the right price.

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9. twitter.com › adrianchm › statusAdrian Chmielarz ‍♀️ on Twitter: "I never play games I ...

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   Jun 2, 2023 · Nothing too spectacular, many creators are this way. One, I always focus on the next thing. Two, I no longer have control over it, so it'll pain me to see things I would've change