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Stephane Bura

@stephanebura.com
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Game design consultant and theorist. Stories, worldbuilding, puzzles. he/him

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Stephane Bura @stephanebura.com · 25/06/2026
I was raised on these streets
Robot Odyssey, Below the Root, Ultima V, Dungeon Master
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Stephane Bura @stephanebura.com · 18/04/2026
Yep, you got me 🙂
I am an 80's dork RPG player
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Stephane Bura @stephanebura.com · 06/09/2025
Captured at musée Cernuschi in Paris.
Small bronze statue of a rabbit with red eyes
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Stephane Bura @stephanebura.com · 17/06/2025
Nothing is metatextual when you think about it, the author said to the reader, meaning transcends its mere expression. And then he died.
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Stephane Bura @stephanebura.com · 09/05/2025
Here's a graph dissecting Shadow of Mordor's Nemesis system that I made for a course I gave 10 years ago.
Complex graph of the interconnected systems and resource flows in the Nemesis system.
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Stephane Bura @stephanebura.com · 29/04/2025
From Christopher Alexander's The Nature of Order: The Phenomenon of Life, an exemple of the "Good Shape" property.
Tulip tree leaf: magnificient shape
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Stephane Bura @stephanebura.com · 29/03/2025
Useful tip: abandonning finishing rooms early enough, something I must definititely learn to do!
Cat sleeping on a dollhouse bed.
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Stephane Bura @stephanebura.com · 13/03/2025
I'm excited by the automated point calculation for lessons. This will make tactical choices much easier. Looking forward to it.
A fuzzy ball of cat
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Stephane Bura @stephanebura.com · 23/02/2025
Only flans
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Stephane Bura @stephanebura.com · 22/01/2025
In my mind, this is a turn-based version of Shufflepuck Café
Shufflepuck Café, mac version, screenshot
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Stephane Bura @stephanebura.com · 10/01/2025
Have you read Christopher Alexander's The Nature of Order? It's about how construction evolve through accretion and adding properties while preserving their structures. You might find it inspiring.
The evolution of Saint Mark's square as described in Christopher Alexander's The Nature of Order (vol. 2). Each change respects the existing structure.
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Stephane Bura @stephanebura.com · 04/01/2025
Once was enough for me.
insatiable
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Stephane Bura @stephanebura.com · 20/12/2024
I really admire your work but I just can't believe how shameless this subliminal advert for your NFTs is.
NFT letters are highlighted in generated paths.
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