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"Games tend to be marketed by numbers, story is hard to quantify"
King of Dragon Pass creator David Dunham talks to Jurie Horneman about the importance of a solid narrative framework
Jurie Horneman
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"Jurie Horneman has been making games since 1991, from huge RPGs to console action games to mobile and online casual games. He has worked as a game designer, programmer, and producer, at companies such as Blue Byte, Rockstar Games, Arkane Studios, and the Vienna-based Mi'pu'mi Games, which he co-founded. In his copious spare time he runs Gameconfs, a directory of game industry events. Born in the Netherlands, he currently lives in Lyon, France."
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