It’s something that wasn’t even on my GDC agenda, yet it wound up rocking my world.” “Even in its pre-natal form, Spy Party does a great job of creating a new kind of multiplayer psychological tension. GDC 2010: Enjoyed and Annoyed by Evan Narcisse on Time Magazine’s Techland Blog.“I don’t want to beat around the bush here this game is awesome in too many ways to describe here.” AVC at GDC ’10: Spy party! by John Teti on The Onion AV Club.The next year, a bunch of journalists played it at the 2010 GDC, and they seemed to like it a lot! It got a fair amount of press after this demo, and even more after I got laid off and started working on it full-time, which was very nice. There is some documentation written for playtesters about how to play the game in its current state, which you might find interesting, here and here.Įdit 0: This page is woefully out-of-date, and needs updating, sorry about that! The beta is open, I’ve been lucky that there’s been a bunch of press about the game over the years, and development is going slowly but really well, and I’m really proud of the game and the community.Ī very early prototype of SpyParty was shown in public for the first time at the Experimental Gameplay Workshop at the 2009 Game Developers Conference. SpyParty is very early in development, but it has been playtested a lot, with more to come, including occasional public playtests, and eventually internet playtests. SpyParty is an asymmetric multiplayer espionage game, dealing with the subtlety of human behavior, character, personality, and social mores, instead of the usual spy game explosions and car chases.
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