In this free GDC Vault video from GDC 2010, Hemisphere Games' Eddy Boxerman reflects on what went right with Osmos in the team's second attempt at IGF and demos early prototypes of its propulsion and growth mechanics, along with Andy Nealen on ecnomony and coherence in game design, in the talk "Minimalist Game Design: Growing Osmos."

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