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Hangonit games defy easy definition

Hangonit Studio is a one-man studio, founded by Vladimír Kudělka, who views his games as art. His two games Rememoried and Afterglitch are connected by the themes of parallel worlds, dreams, with the players floating through virtual environments.

Photo: Hangonit

Photo: Hangonit

Photo: Hangonit

Photo: Hangonit

Vladimír Kudělka | Photo: Barbora Navrátilová, Radio Prague International

Vladimír Kudělka|Photo: Barbora Navrátilová, Radio Prague International

Author: Barbora Navrátilová

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