Coastal News Network

Devlog

• User Experience Post Mortem
  May 08, 2025 by marmar8

  When we started developing Coastal News Network, we almost immediately knew the look and feel of the game we were going for, with themes of censorship and an underlying mystery. However, on the surfac... Continue reading
• Unity Makes Things Easy, but Impossible: CNN Programmer Postmortem
  May 07, 2025 by LiamHalpin

  In the team's initial discussions I was pleasantly surprised to hear that I was the only dedicated programmer for the project. Usually that doesn't happen. Last semester I did a game jam and the roste... Continue reading
• Team Post Mortem
  May 05, 2025 by SavgeBnana

  Throughout the development process of Coastal News Network , we had many successes but also encountered a few problems. We had our first success right off the bat: determining the type of game we want... Continue reading
• CNN Design Post Mortem
  May 04, 2025 by wiscoGD22025

  Coastal News Network started out as a grounded, simulation-heavy mystery game where you’d play a news anchor sorting through conflicting reports in a small coastal town. But the moment we locked in... Continue reading
• Playtest and Feedback Report
  April 22, 2025 by SavgeBnana

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  We playtested an alpha build of our game and received tons of feedback. The main criticism that we received was that the typing portion of our game was too long, which is something that we had expecte... Continue reading
• Post-Prototype Update
  March 12, 2025 by SavgeBnana

  Hi, and welcome back to Newscaster Simulator. We've been hard at work over these past few weeks creating and testing prototypes to learn more about how we'd like our game to look and feel like. Our de... Continue reading

  
• Welcome to Newscaster Simulation!
  February 12, 2025 by wiscoGD22025

  Hi there! We are a team of 5 passionate UW-Madison students , and we're proud to announce our newest project - Newscaster Simulation ! Newly relocated to a seaside village, you're ready to begin your... Continue reading