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I strongly disagree with programming being a “higher” art than music or painting. As for DIY game devs, I really enjoyed Tom Happ’s Axiom Verge series. The art
by lc9er 5y ago
I strongly disagree with programming being a “higher” art than music or painting.
As for DIY game devs, I really enjoyed Tom Happ’s Axiom Verge series. The artwork and level design, especially. I’ve seen a couple interviews where he kind of brushes off the praise for the musical aspect - and I agree. I think it’s the weakest part of his games. The music fits incredibly well, but it feels a lot like someone noodling on a keyboard until they reach the appropriate level of spookiness.
But ultimately, all the components work well together, and the games feel like one person’s mad vision.
- dragontamer 5y agoI don't think I agree that programming is a "higher" art form (despite wording my reply in the above manner, I'm pretty neutral to the parent post). But I do think it is wonderful when art+music+programming combine into a singular cohesive product.