In this captivating documentary series that follows the Double Fine game company from before the beginning of their Kickstarter project launch till the shipping of the game developed through it and beyond you will experience comedy, drama, love, and education.
No other company has ever let a film team get so intimate and behind the scenes. You will see learn the ins and outs of how a game company brings ideas from brain pattern to reality you get to play. You will gain appreciation for how hard it is. You will see the politics of a business frill with intrigue, news making and trends. Double Fine was there in the middle of multiple happenings during production. The advent of Kickstarter becoming a true place for people to bring projects alive, the craziness that was Gamergate, the problems of keeping a company open in a crippling economy.
2Player Productions had the enviable task of making all of into a cohesive, enjoyable show that had something for everyone. It truly does at that. You don't need to care about video games to learn about the colorful cast of characters at a company pouring their lives into their passion while struggling the tight line of work and fun. The creative world is fraught with more then just developing content but pleasing fans, haters and more equally.
Throughout the 20plus episode series you'll experience the highs, the lows, the in betweens and in the end feel something. Feeling something is all you ever want.
No other company has ever let a film team get so intimate and behind the scenes. You will see learn the ins and outs of how a game company brings ideas from brain pattern to reality you get to play. You will gain appreciation for how hard it is. You will see the politics of a business frill with intrigue, news making and trends. Double Fine was there in the middle of multiple happenings during production. The advent of Kickstarter becoming a true place for people to bring projects alive, the craziness that was Gamergate, the problems of keeping a company open in a crippling economy.
2Player Productions had the enviable task of making all of into a cohesive, enjoyable show that had something for everyone. It truly does at that. You don't need to care about video games to learn about the colorful cast of characters at a company pouring their lives into their passion while struggling the tight line of work and fun. The creative world is fraught with more then just developing content but pleasing fans, haters and more equally.
Throughout the 20plus episode series you'll experience the highs, the lows, the in betweens and in the end feel something. Feeling something is all you ever want.
