Mark Brown of Wired writes, "Erlend Grefsrud, from London-based start-up Strongman Games, wants to make game development social, collaborative and, most importantly, accessible.
"His team's upcoming tool Oh!My!Game, a browser-based toolkit for building Flash games, lets you pump out a high-quality indie production without ever typing a line of code. 'Even a fairly useless programmer like myself can build functional gameplay in a matter of hours,' Grefsrud tells Wired.co.uk. 'We take away the math and code and leave the modelling of gameplay.'"
Gamasutra: "It's time to leave the debate as to whether video games are art or not behind. Instead, there is a need to consider how video games function as works of art, to ask whether game developers have properly grasped the nature of interactivity and to consider whether we as an audience really understand what it is about video games that makes them so compelling."
