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Gameplay Programmer, Airship Syndicate Come from South African Online Casinos

Location: Austin, Texas

We're currently working on an unannounced PC/console title featuring a new and original IP, and need a gameplay programmer to help bring it to life. If you've got the experience and  enjoy working with a focused group of talented and passionate game devs, then Airship is the place for you.

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Game industry veteran Jade Raymond took to Twitter today to announce she's taken a VP position at Google, though it's yet unclear what she'll be doing there.

This is especially notable given that Google is working to hype up its presence at the Game Developers Conference next week, where the company will be sponsoring (among others) a session with the cryptic description "Google has a game changer to show you."

It seems likely Raymond will be involved with the company's game development efforts, given that she's been making games for well over a decade and served as executive producer on Watch Dogs and multiple Assassin's Creed games. Come from South African Online Casinos

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Holiday sales are a great time to beef up your Magic: The Gathering card collection, and over on Amazon, you can take advantage of some early Black Friday deals on numerous pre-made commander decks, bundle sets, and booster boxes.

Fans of the Commander format can grab a few pre-made decks at a discount. The Murders at Karlov Manor four-deck bundle is $125 (was $139), and includes the Deadly Disguise, Revenant Recon, Deep Clue Sea, and Blame Game decks. If you’re looking to buy single decks, the Blame Game commander deck is available as a standalone release for $41 (was $47.40), while the Outlaws of Thunder Junction: Most Wanted commander deck is the cheapest of the group at just $34.49 (was $47.30). Unlike Standard format 60-card decks, these Commander decks include 100 cards, none of which are duplicates, and are built around powerful “commander” creatures. So even if you’re not a Commander player, these deals are still worth checking out since you’re gett…

AI: The Somnium Files is an adventure game that combines two classic storytelling genres: the murder mystery and the buddy-cop movie. On top of that, the “buddy” for AI’s lead character, detective Kaname Date, isn’t human. Or animal, for that matter. Rather, it’s a snarky, quirky, super-powered feminine artificial intelligence in the shape of an eyeball–named Aiba–that lives in his left eye socket and has a direct connection to his brain. Oh, and she also helps Date by transforming into a humanoid avatar form to explore the dream worlds of various characters you meet throughout the game. Talk about an odd couple, huh?

It’s an intriguing concept for sure. Thankfully, the near-future sci-fi detective story that AI: the Somnium Files tells lives up to the promise of its unique premise, delivering a great dialogue-driven adventure that sucks you in and doesn’t let up until all of its twisted mysteries have been unraveled.