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Axel Torvenius and Jens Andersson: "MachineGames Stands for the Cinematic, the Story First Approach"

Pascal Wagner
Pascal Wagner
November 20, 2024 – 6 min read

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Axel Torvenius and Jens Andersson: "MachineGames Stands for the Cinematic, the Story First Approach"
Jens Andersson (left) and Axel Torvenius from MachineGames in interview with GamesMarkt. © GamesMarkt, Pascal Wagner

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