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# [[Powerhouse]] - 2010 |
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# [[Pharaoh]] - 2010 |
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# [[Sandships]] - 2010 |
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# [[The Closest Ghost]] - 2019 |
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# Ice Station 2020 (unpublished) - 2019 |
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... plus and a bunch of [[:Category:Non-pyramid games|non-Icehouse games]]. |
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One of these medals has also been lost. It was pinned to a plush Owlbear who went missing at Burning Man 2017. We’re hoping Commander Owlbear has been having grand adventures and will someday return home, still wearing his medal. |
One of these medals has also been lost. It was pinned to a plush Owlbear who went missing at Burning Man 2017. We’re hoping Commander Owlbear has been having grand adventures and will someday return home, still wearing his medal. |
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Latest revision as of 19:03, 9 November 2020
Andy Looney is the inventor of the Icehouse game system, which he conceived of in his novel The Empty City. Andy is the Chief Designer of Looney Labs, which he co-owns along with his wife, Kristin.
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Andy's game designs include:
- Icehouse ~ co-designed with John Cooper - 1987
- Martian Chess - 1995
- Trice - 1995
- Igloo - 1996
- Gridlock - 1996
- IceTowers - 1999
- Hailstorm - 2002
- StarRunners - 2005
- Treehouse - 2006
- Martian Coasters (aka Looney Ludo) - 2006
- Black ICE - 2007
- Twin Win - 2007
- Zark City - 2008
- World War 5 - 2008
- Petri Dish 2008
- IceDice - 2009
- Build it First (unfinished) - 2009
- Nothing Beats a Large - 2009
- Powerhouse - 2010
- Pharaoh - 2010
- Sandships - 2010
- Petal Battle - 2010
- Launchpad 23 - 2010
- Pink Hijinks - 2011
- Pyramid Shambo - 2011
- Lunar Invaders (aka Cosmic Coasters) - 2011
- Give or Take - 2012
- Color Wheel - 2014
- Verticality - 2015
- Lava Flows - 2017
- Nomids - 2018
- IceToids - 2018
- The Closest Ghost - 2019
- Ice Station 2020 (unpublished) - 2019
- Bowler Rink - 2019
... plus and a bunch of non-Icehouse games.
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Andy gives a special medal to anyone who can beat him at Homeworlds. Here’s the current list of medal holders:
- John Cooper
- Russell Grieshop
- Tim Seiger
- Joshua Kronengold
- Dayle Hodge
- Rob Bryan
- Tom Eigelsbach
- Josh Drobina
- Shel West
- Wil Allyn
- Laurie Menke
- Leila Zucker
- Paul Petersen
- Matt Fantastic
- Sydnie Steele
- Alex Everington
- Croix Gyurek
- Bonnie Brett
- Zac Clark
- Jonathan Baker
One of these medals has also been lost. It was pinned to a plush Owlbear who went missing at Burning Man 2017. We’re hoping Commander Owlbear has been having grand adventures and will someday return home, still wearing his medal.
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For more information about Andy, check out his blog.