Same with the older characters, and the rest.

The meta for choosing him will be self-balancing to some extent, if he's harder to see then more people will choose him which will make him more suspicious which will make fewer people choose him. He'll have advantages and disadvantages because he's in a wheelchair relative to other characters, like he's lower to the ground and so harder to spot, but also moves more slowly through crowds. ) have a guy in a wheelchair who will be fully playable. So, for example, the latest five characters we've shown (. With only 20 characters, we're not going to be able to hit all possible corners of 'diversity-space', but we'll do our best to make SpyParty the most diverse game ever, in terms of playable characters. Can you wax eloquent about that? (very happy about the number of polygons devoted to hair, by the way, nice to see curly locks represented as something other than the вЂњbeforeвЂќ of every makeover movie) вЂ¦and how that diversity affects gameplay?Д¬HRIS: Diversity is a huge goal of mine for the game. Д¬AT: The character models are getting their own makeovers, too, and I know youвЂ™ve spoken about diversity in the past. You can find Part One of the interview here. gameplay, the 'indie' label, and why the SpyParty community is so darn nice. Cat badgers Chris Hecker about in-game diversity, the value of aesthetics vs.

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