Day 1:
This is my first time out of the city and I am equally nervous and excited. We departed early in the morning before the sun had risen above the city walls. The wagon moved slowly but steadily through the muddy ruts of those who […]
Hello all!
The Game Developers Conference 2015 in San Francisco, California is next week!
We’ll be sending our CEO Ben Walsh from the east coast to the west coast with a demo of MUD to show off to everyone. We’re looking forward to seeing and hearing […]
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Recently, our CEO Ben Walsh was invited to a panel at the Millennial Developers Summit hosted by Millennial Media last month. After the event, he gave an interview to TechnologyAdvice.com regarding fundraising and bootstrapping your business. Below, you can listen to the complete interview, […]
We were recently nominated for two categories at the 2014 Baltimore Innovation Awards. Pure Bang Games was nominated for “Best Locally-Designed Indie Video Game” for Deep Dive and our CEO Ben Walsh was nominated for his work with Gamescape under “Artist/Creative Group of the Year”. […]
We come up with a lot of ideas here at Pure Bang Games. Some are good, most are not, and every now and then we have a moment of genius. But guess what, that’s basically true for everyone. Ideas are easy.
Knowing which ideas are the […]
We recently held our first ever company Art Jam with the theme “Hooker Bot”.
We wanted to do something that allowed our artists to flex their imagination and at the same time, we wanted to do something nice for our client Bunky Bartlett who has been […]
Most people don’t realize this, but Baltimore is one of the largest hubs of video game developers outside of California. Big studios such as Zenimax Online, Zynga East, and Firaxis are located in the northern suburbs of Baltimore, and many more small studios are scattered […]
Growing up, my first experience with video games was the Atari 2600. So when we were thinking of new concepts, I thought it would be cool to reboot one of the games that was pivotal to my early development as a video game nerd: Circus.
By […]
Something amazing happened recently: we found our focus again. We lost it for a little while after finishing My Pet Rock. As a team, we came together to create the next generation of social games, but we discovered that Facebook was becoming more and more […]
