Welcome! I am teaching law at St. Petersburg State University and engaged in legal practice with the international law firm Dentons. Major part of my research is connected to virtual worlds and massive multiplayer online games (a broad field which includes Internet law, video game law, virtual law and game studies). My legal practice is focused on providing support to computer game companies. This interest derives from my passion for computer games which I consider as one of the most important cultural artifacts ever created. Please note that this blog conveys my private opinion which is not necessarily shared by any organisations I am associated with. For more formal and detailed introduction please visit my website arkhipov.info which serves more as a 'business card'.
This post is supposed to open a series of short notes dedicated to casual and/or indie games which are easy to miss according to my personal experience. Probably, it will happen that many readers already know about these games, but it will be great if some who do not share the joy. This is how viral marketing works.
During recent business trip I discovered Game Dev. Story, a casual management game where you run own game development company.
Being published in 2010, this game may be considered quite old, but being extremely fun it is beyond market trends and I trust it will remain popular for a long time (other random example may be Nuclear War, which looks good after 23 years). There is an Android version too. Enjoy!
