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Double Fine’s Amnesia Fortnight game prototypes can be yours via a box set for $30. The collection contains: Autonomous, Black Lake, Hack ‘n’ Slash, Spacebase DF-9, and The White Birch, along with the 2 Player Productions documentary on the game jam. Prototype versions of Brazen, Costume Quest, and Happy Song, and a soundtrack are also included. Those who opt to spend an extra $15 will get a slipcase for one of the games signed its project lead, and, if you are feeling froggy enough to spend $70, you can get the boxed set and signed covers for all five games. Alternatively, you can just spend $9.99 to get digital copies of the prototypes. Thanks, Joystiq.

Double Fine has made five prototypes available through its Amnesia Fortnight Humble Bundle, now that the titular game jam has ended.

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If you contributed to Double Fine’s Amnesia Fortnight – or even if you didn’t – you may be interested to tune into a livestream of development in progress. Visit the developer’s Twitch channel to take a look; at time of writing, artist Ray Crook is working on Autonomous, a sandbox building game. If that doesn’t float your boat, check out the pre-recorded sessions. Double Fine intends to livestream every day, so stay tuned.

Double Fine has revealed the winners of its Amnesia Fortnight game jam. Each of the four game prototypes will serve as the foundation for full game concepts, as chosen by gamers. The four winners have also received short trailers featuring discussion from the studio, including Hack n’ Slash, a Zelda-inspired adventure game that you must hack to win. Sounds positively self-destructive.

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Double Fine has sweetened the deal on its Humble Bundle-powered Amnesia Fortnight scheme by offering a playable prototype to those who meet a minimum donation level.

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Tim Schafer being gut punched is probably the least unexpected thing to happen in this video introducing Double Fine’s Amnesia Fortnight project, which asks you to help choose what the developer works on next.

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GDC organizers have announced three more panels for the main conference, with visual arts tracks from Rocksteady and Sony, and a production track session from Double Fine.

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