Earlier this year, I flew to Los Angeles to learn about the making of Mina The Hollower, Yacht Club Games' new Game Boy Color-inspired follow-up to its wildly popular series, Shovel Knight. But Mina The Hollower was never meant to be the studio's next game. It was a side project of Yacht Club Games designer Alec Faulkner - one that no one but him knew existed. After raising over $1.2M on Kickstarter in February, I wanted to learn more about Alec's journey from intern to game director, how he pit...
Earlier this year, I flew to Los Angeles to learn about the making of Mina The Hollower, Yacht Club Games' new Game Boy Color-inspired follow-up to its wildly popular series, Shovel Knight. But Mina The Hollower was never meant to be the studio's next game. It was a side project of Yacht Club Games designer Alec Faulkner - one that no one but him knew existed. After raising over $1.2M on Kickstarter in February, I wanted to learn more about Alec's journey from intern to game director, how he pit...
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