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Ondrej Trhon's Blog

 

I work in the Charles Games, creators of the award-winning game Attentat 1942 and upcoming Svoboda 1945. Otherwise, I love Neon Genesis Evangelion and magpies.

 

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When history gets interactive: Attentat 1942, Svoboda 1945 and historical research
Posted by Ondrej Trhon on Thu, 13 Feb 2020 11:04:00 EST in
How does working at a game with professional historians look like and why you should consider it too? We did it. Twice.

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From Air to Unity: The monstrous cloud editor under our bed
Posted by Ondrej Trhon on Tue, 10 Sep 2019 10:39:00 EDT in Programming, Production, Serious, Indie
Journey of a small team behind Svoboda 1945 into the depths of Flash development, about building their own git, creating their own cloud editor and eventually ending up loving Unity.

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Attentat 1942: The Long Road Towards German Release
Posted by Ondrej Trhon on Mon, 26 Nov 2018 09:47:00 EST in Production, Console/PC, Serious, Indie
In our first development blog, we look back on how our serious game about Nazi regime in Czechoslovakia became the first officially released PC game with Third Reich symbolism in Germany after this year's policy change.

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Attentat 1942: The Long Road Towards German Release
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Thank you for the kind ...

Thank you for the kind words We 're glad the situation turned out for the better, but we owe German developers as well for paving the way for Attentat. We 're looking forward to seeing the serious historical game scene in Germany to grow :