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Eufloria on your PS3 now!

October 12, 2011 by alex | Share on Twitter
For those who’ve been asking us about getting their Eufloria fix on you know what, we can’t say anything right now (but it does look sweet). However, feast your eyes on the PS3 version. There have been a few changes since the original and we think they were totally worthwhile. There’s a nice review here, [...]
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Tuna Remixed

July 15, 2011 by alex | 2 Comments | Share on Twitter
It’s been a while since we posted anything after we ‘remixed’ Tuna as it were. Founders Mark and myself have opted for the production company model.  ”What the hell does that mean”, I hear you ask? Well, it means that we no longer have a significant internal team for software development. Instead, we’re working with [...]
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Cover Girl Is Out!

January 4, 2011 by alex | 3 Comments | Share on Twitter
At last, Cover Girl is out and can be found here. It’s a project for Channel 4 Education and focusses on the media’s cynical manipulation of body image. I will let Andy tell you more: It’s over two years since the original pitch was put together for Cover Girl. The idea evolved from an experiment [...]
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All Change Please

November 17, 2010 by alex | Share on Twitter
The future for Tuna, which has been decidedly foggy for the last 18 months, is now clear. Mark and myself, who were Tuna from the very beginning, decided that we wanted to continue working on indie games as well as other creative web and media projects. However, we were sick of being hamstrung by the [...]
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Unity Programmer Wanted

November 1, 2010 by alex | Share on Twitter
Contract Position Available Different Tuna is the result of a collaboration between two UK based independent developers, Different Cloth and Tuna. Together we are developing ‘project Derrick’, a unique, innovative and beautiful indie project. Derrick is being funded by Channel 4 and Screen Yorkshire under the 4iP scheme. Different Tuna require a Unity programmer to [...]
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