RPS: Is collaborating as fulfilling and interesting as one would expect? I think any aim will reveal itself through the process and I really do like that I can collaborate with people from different disciplines through these vignettes. RPS: And what do you aim to achieve artistically and personally with those vignettes? Sure, I love doing them, but I also need to pay my bills. RPS: You intend to keep on going indefinitely? Yeah, I might miss some weekends and I'm not really sure how long it can last, but I do intend to do one or two a day RPS: So, you are aiming for more or less daily releases? Some of the collaborations have made that process shorter or longer, but I don't get perfectionist about it. That includes making any graphics and recording music and such. On average, if I have no interruptions it takes about 2-3 hours. RPS: How long does it take you to craft a vignette on average? What's your process? However, this stage is always open for interpretation. One of my restrictions, you see, is that everything takes place in a single setting a stage of sorts. Well, it's only the second week of the project and the stage itself has already had a few different representations. Is it intentional or just a style you enjoy? RPS: One could always point towards the visual similarities too. There are recurring characters (Bob, poet, a new one called Spiderman) who will have more than one scene, but there is no "whole". Is there a greater plan in place? Are you aiming to create a semi-cohesive whole? RPS: There are some obvious similarities between those vignettes. It's just working within a different set of restrictions. RPS: So, it's more a matter of creative freedom? And by making smaller pieces I feel I can enjoy the process more. It also allows me to experiment with different sound practices and visual aesthetics a kind of variation around a theme. This way, even if you don't like it, it's only a few minutes of your time. Well, I think I probably waste some people's time with my longer games. RPS: Why did you choose to create lots of smaller games instead of, say, one big adventure? How many vignettes have you released so far? RPS: Having just played and loved Sluggish Morss: Ad Infinitum, I couldn't help but notice that you've been very prolific lately.
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It's a vignette I really wouldn't know how to properly describe without spoiling and so something you really have to play. Sluggish Morss: Ad Infinitum, Jack King Spooner's latest interactive short story is, as one would expect it to be, a fantastic short collage of sounds, ideas, graphics, clay models, glitches, worlds, little jokes and images all wrapped up in a demented and clever little thing.
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