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Manfred Lorenz is the creator of Catastrophe Crow. He is a veteran German game designer, avid sailor, notorious perfectionist, and founder of Opus Interactive. [1]
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Catastrophe Crow was a video game developed by Opus Interactive, led by Manfred Lorenz. Originally intended for a 1999 release for the Nintendo 64, multiple delays caused the game to never release to the public.
Manfred Lorenz is a real person but from my understanding he never did anything in game design. He was a German football coach.
jogo teria sido altamente antecipado, sendo um projeto do alemão Manfred Lorenz, o fundador da Opus Interactive, inspirado por desenhos de sua filha. De acordo com matérias de revistas da época, a peça prometia ser "além de um jogo", e "expandir as fronteiras da experiência do jogador".
8 de mar. de 2021 · Catastrophe Crow is a fictional game that never existed, but is the center of an alternate reality game (ARG) created by Adam Butcher. The ARG explores the story of Manfred Lorenz, a reclusive game developer who vanished after working on the game for years.
The first video initially presents itself as a documentary of Catastrophe Crow, a game by the notorious perfectionist Manfred Lorenz. As the video goes on, it becomes increasingly clear that the game is no ordinary piece of software.
23 de nov. de 2020 · A documentary about the disappearance of Manfred Lorenz, the creator of a mysterious N64 game called Catastrophe Crow. The film explores the game's history, gameplay and conspiracy theories, but is it real or a hoax?
