a game about communication…and miscommunication
The Elephant in the Relationship Team will be giving a talk at IndieCade 2018 entitled "Keeping the Band Together" as part of IndieCade's IndieXchange conference. The talk will be held on Saturday, October 13, 2018, from 11:00 am to 11:25 am in Classroom 2 at the brand new Center for Media and Design at Santa …
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Following our presentation at Arse Elektronika in San Francisco last month, Kill Screen journalist Danielle Riendeau contacted the team to interview us about the game. The interview with Danielle went great and we thank her for the increased exposure! You can read the entire thing here at Kill Screen Daily. As we note in the article, development …
After a successful conference showing last year at Game Show NYC (a games, education and art conference), we are thrilled to post that Elephant in the Relationship has been selected to be shown at a slightly edgier venue, Arse Elektronika 2012, running September 27 through September 30 in San Francisco. Initially conceived as a serious game in Tracy Fullerton’s Game Design …
Elephant in the Relationship has been chosen as a selection in Game Show NYC, an art exhibition showcasing the intersection of art, education and games. Game Show NYC (GSNYC) expands the concept of an Art Show by making the enjoyment of art an active and educative experience. GSNYC will serve as a forum to bring together artists, educators, …
We received an email today from the co-chairs of Meaningful Play today that they have rejected our entry, Elephant in the Relationship, into the games competition. Clearly there was some misunderstanding of the rule set presented in the game (one reviewer thought, erroneously, that you needed to play the game with your actual partner). We are currently reviewing and …
Last fall, during our first semester of grad school, one of our required classes was Tracy Fullerton’s wonderful game design class. One of our projects was to create a serious game. Our amazing team (Andy Uehara, Josuha McVeigh-Schultz, and Michael Annetta) came up with a party game called Elephant in the Relationship. EitR(or “Elephant” for short) …
