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Inside Austin Wintory's Collaborative Composing Process
Composer Austin Wintory discusses his career in video game music and his role in curating the Developer's Concert at the GDC Festival of Gaming. The interview, hosted by Beth Elderkin for GDC Side Quest, explores Wintory's collaborative approach to composing and the intersection of art and business in game development.
thatgamecompany Unveils New Collectible 245-Page Art Book Celebrating Sky: Children of the Light
thatgamecompany has announced a new 245-page art book, "The Art of Sky: Gratitude To Nesting (2019-2024)," celebrating the first five years of Sky: Children of the Light. The book features unreleased illustrations, developer commentary, and dives into the creation of major in-game seasons and events. It is available for pre-order and will be released in Summer 2026, with each copy including a special chip to unlock in-game content.
Thatgamecompany celebrates 20 years with Sky Children of the Light goodies and teases for a multiplayer future
Thatgamecompany is celebrating its 20th anniversary, reflecting on its mission to create impactful and artistic video games. The studio is releasing themed in-game accessories for Sky Children of the Light, inspired by its earlier titles flOw and Flower. The company also teased ongoing development for new projects while continuing to support Sky Children of the Light with new content and community initiatives.
thatgamecompany Marks 20 Years of Emotional Storytelling Through Play
thatgamecompany is celebrating its 20th anniversary, marking two decades of creating emotionally resonant interactive experiences. Founded in 2006, the studio is known for its artistic and accessible games like flOw, Flower, Journey, and Sky: Children of the Light, with the latter surpassing 300 million downloads. CEO Jenova Chen expressed pride in the studio's legacy and its ongoing mission to showcase video games as an art form for connection and healing.
