Here are some artwork from the online puzzle/point´and´click -flash game we are currently developing at TBWA for the The Danish Institute for Informative Labelling, also known as “Varefakta”.
The game is called “Bagsiden tur-retur” (A roundtrip to the backside) and is currently in production and will go live mid Oct.

GIEF DANISH WEEK NUMBER NOW

Okay – two weeks ago we had fun with a small WC aircraft. But check this out – modern gaming possibilities are endless.

commercial teaser

Control tips

(found via Touch Arcade)

Check out theese fantastic photo-comps.

TBWA has its very own advertising award competitions called “Distruptions Awards” and ” Media Arts Award”. We are happy with the news that last years “anti alcohol” campaign we made is a WINNER. I also used some time perfecting this case video Happy viewing.

How incredible . Yet another flash game which surprises and finds new ways of telling a story through the game as a medium. The game Loved is a short, quite easy (which is both good imo) and a totally great experience. (just like shadow game). I didnt really get the ending so please tell me how you interpret it. I really like the small details in this game – like the way you die , and the whole concept that you are not in control. hurry up and try it out.

(via jayisgames)

I thinks it is great – I pursuaded my mother to blog about her best recipies. That way I always have a place to find inspiration for good dishes just like I got every day back when I was living with my parrents. Unfortunatly to english readers the blog is only in danish , but if you are danish please check it out – im sure you can find something good.

Read the blog : Mors Mad

Warcraft stories .Really nice short by Cormac Kelly.

(via Kotaku)

A classic pc adventure for 20 §. looks cool

If you didnt see this tv-spot yet I can really reccomend it – its funny and sweet. check it out

But maybe you will be surprised to hear that some scene where made with puppetry. Try to check out the production companys awesome reel here

Johnnolanfilms

Im really amazed. But somehow you wonder if some of it would be easier to do with cgi.