Double Fine begins Amnesia Fortnight game jam, donate and vote
on game prototypes  Evan Lahti  No, Double Fine isn't creating
some sort of crossover between our favorite horror game and
Epic's upcoming Minecraft/zombie hybrid . Amnesia Fortnight is
the indie studio's internal process for fast prototyping, a two-
week period where Double Fine collectively drops whatever it's
doing, splits into teams, and sprints to build barebones
versions of game concepts. The method was used to greenlight and
develop Costume Quest , Stacking , and mobile game Middle
Manager of Justice .  Today Double Fine is opening its once-
secret process to the public. Partnering with Humble Bundle, a
minimum $1 donation earns you the right to vote on Double Fine's
23 pitches, which range from experimental to ridiculous. I like
Kaiju Piledriver (everyone hates corporate cities), Milgrim
(everyone loves hero/villain role reversal), and Spacebase DF-9
(everyone and their dog loves Dwarf Fortress in space).  It's
worth noting that Double Fine