Podcasts about blue manchu

On this episode, Zack, Scott & CB take a look back at their favorite 3D platformers, including some hidden gems. Before that they discuss the week's news from the video game industry and the games they've been playing. E-WIN Best Heavy Duty Gaming Chair Yetee T-Shirts - Mega Man Collection On This Episode (20:30) News (40:59) New Games (49:49) Wild Bastards (PS5) (1:12:50) “From the Outside In” Topic: 3D Platformers Grab the episode now on iTunes, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Google Play Music and more. If you love this episode and want other gaming content you can't get anywhere else, please support us on Patreon! Also, don't forget to check out our Discord Server and our web site, where you can read all of our written content.

Penal denizens Ben and Tao lower their visors and enter the airlock, ready to race against time and depleting oxygen, evade security cameras, turrets and warbots, and massacre all manner of space monsters in the droll and aptly titled looter-shooter, Void Bastards. Issues discussed include Roguelike game lengths and replayability; procedural generation, randomness and its impact on decision making; comedy in games versus TV or film; and if Void Bastards would work as a tabletop board game. No story spoilers.Content Warning: PEGI 13. The yobbish space monsters are full on Sweary McSwearface, but your hosts are fairly restrained this ep. You’re welcome.Clarifications:The original music for Void Bastards was composed by Ryan Roth. The developers are Blue Manchu.It was originally released on May 28, 2019.Ben annoyingly conflates two separate (but very similar!) space comedies, each released in 2020. One is Armando Iannuci’s Avenue 5 starring Hugh Laurie:  The other, whose audio is featured, is Space Force, a series created by Greg Daniels and Steve Carell for Netflix. They’re both a bit crap, so his point still stands.Audio extracts:The Terminator (1984)MC Devvo - ‘Have a game of coins, mate’: Star Wars: Episode 1 - The Phantom MenaceHalf-LifeSlay the Spire OST by Clark AboudLovespeake - DNABorderlands 3 OST by Michael McCannAlan Partridge - Tannoy (Steve Coogan)The Mighty Boosh - IsolationSpace Force (2020)Dale's Supermarket SweepArrested Development - ‘Come on!’Terminator 2 theme by Brad FiedelHades OST - House of Hades theme by Darren KorbAnd, of course, from Pixel Vision’s back catalogue - E1 Disco Elysium: Substack:Sign up free to read our reviews and commentary at www.pixelvision.netTwitter: @pixelvizEmail: pixelvisionpodcast@gmail.com Get full access to Pixel Vision at www.pixelvision.net/subscribe

Are we allowed to say "bastards" on this show? It's probably okay if it's in the title, right? What do you get when you mix a science-fiction first-person shooter with a roguelike? Yes, you read that correctly. This title developed by Blue Manchu and published by Humble Bundle is a fusion of two genres that don't sound like they pair well together. That said, the one rule of this show is that we must complete an hour of gameplay before pronouncing judgment. Will this pairing be more like french fries and ice cream or more like chocolate and ketchup? Let's find out together! What do you think? Let us know! Hit us up on Twitter at https://twitter.com/tc1h1d Drop us an email at tc.1h1d(at)outlook[dot]com Thanks for taking this ride with us :-) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/1-hour-1-decision/message

¡Ya está aquí la Next-Gen! Esta semana es especialmente importante para el mundo de los jueguicos. Estrenamos nuevas consolas, nuevos títulos y, tras nuestro último programa hace dos semanas, empezamos el programa atendiendo a todas estas noticias a velocidad de vértigo. Tras las novedades, abordamos los títulos que han caído en nuestras manos empezando por RodoR, que lleva muchas horas intentando escapar de la morada de Hades sin éxito. ¿Manqueo por vejez? Nos lo cuenta en su análisis de lo último de los buenos de Supergiant Games. De aquí nos vamos camino del psiquátri… de la institución en la que nuestro querido Abad descansa esta temporada. Sigue contándole a todo el que le quiere escuchar sus casos relacionados con el mundo paranormal del videojuego. Si os gustan los Roguelike este es vuestro programa, porque Travol le ha estado dando esta semana a Void Bastards, otro título del género, esta vez situado en el espacio. Si además os gustan los cómics os va a encantar la propuesta de Blue Manchu que tenéis disponible en vuestro Game Pass. Nuevo salto al pasado con el miniretro de esta semana: Ecstática. JK se hace un monográfico de jueguicos de mudanzas. ¿Las habéis sufrido?, en este caso sólo veremos la parte divertida del asunto con dos títulos muy originales: Moving Out, para echarte unas partidas con quien quieras desde el sofá y Unpacking, una propuesta minimalista y de puro zen organizativo que la misma Marie Kondo vería eficiente. Finalmente repasamos The World Begins with you y Islands, Non Places del reto itch.io y pillamos otro par de títulos para analizar la semana que viene. Con algo de suerte y si nada se tuerce, habrá análisis de los primeros títulos Next-Gen muy, muy pronto, mientras tanto… Decimos gracias, Jk_eye, Travol y RodoR

Começou a contagem regressiva para o meu melhor jogo de 2019! Em décimo lugar, está Void Bastards da Blue Manchu, tema desse episódiohttps://voidbastards.com/Referências:https://www.dualshockers.com/void-bastards-roguelike-pc-xbox-one/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QygwxgLymKY&t=1139shttps://www.fanbyte.com/features/danielle-top-ten-2019/Contato:twitter.com/expansiongameexpansionpack.net

Join the club (#sssgameclub) and take a seat on the virtual couch as the Synics take a critical look into Void Bastards. Garrett Rants on Twitch drama, Tim takes aim at G2A controversy, and Berto struggles to not buy the new Pokemon game in the synical spin. What did you think of Void Bastards?Socials: Garrett's Twitch ChannelBerto's TwitterSplit Screen Synics TwitterSplit Screen Synics Twitch

A Post Mortem Game Design Discussion on Void Bastards Josh Bycer josh@game-wisdom.com   For this cast, I spoke with Dean of Blue Manchu after the release of Void Bastards to discuss how the design of the game went. We spoke about some of my complaints, and what Blue Manchu had in store … The post A Post Mortem Game Design Discussion on Void Bastards appeared first on Game Wisdom.

This week was Andrew's pick. Void Bastards By; Blue Manchu. Can you survive the nebula in this first person rogue-like?

On this weeks episode I interview Dean Walshe from Blue Manchu about the newly released title Void Bastards. Inspired by BioShock and System Shock 2, Void Bastards is a revolutionary new strategy-shooter that will test your wits as well as exercise your aim. Forget everything you know about first-person shooters: Void Bastards asks you to take charge, not just point your gun and fire. Your task is to lead the rag-tag Void Bastards out of the Sargasso Nebula. You make the decisions: where to go, what to do and who to fight. And then you must carry out that strategy in the face of strange and terrible enemies.   Get the Game https://voidbastards.com/ Twitter @VoidBastards   Follow/Contact me on the following: Website: https://indiegamingpodcast.podbean.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/indiegamingpodcast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IndieGamingPodcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/IndieGameCast E-Mail Me: indiegamingpodcast@gmail.com Discord: Indie Gaming Podcast#5580 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcfl4pP26tcMIYALEnSO7rQ    

  This week we’ve cover some exciting game news before jumping into a review of Blue Manchu’s Void Bastards! Become a patron by visiting our Patreon: If you want to follow us on social media or see all of the places you can listen to or watch our show, check out midwestgamenerds.com/links! As always we would … The post Episode 110 – Void Bastards appeared first on The Midwest Game Nerds Podcast.

Dean Walshe is the 3D Art Lead at Canberra's Blue Manchu and they've just released their comic styled rogue-lite shooter Void Bastards. Looking like the science fiction comic worlds of the 2000AD comics, Void Bastards is a game built by System Shock and Bioshock designers, where every death is a lesson and a progression. Dean shared what it was like to build a game that even after years of working on it was still a blast for him to play. Void Bastards is available now on PC and Xbox One. Well it was dropped into the world with much fanfare, the tiny yellow handheld called Play Date by software developer and publisher Panic made a big splash. Featuring an unconventional design, it got people equally excited and confused, but not without first causing a bit of controversy with a naming clash for an event featuring marginalised creators. Is the Play Date a gimmick, or has it changed the game? Pixel Sift is produced by Scott Quigg, Sarah Ireland, Fiona Bartholomaeus & Mitch Loh. Gianni Di Giovanni is our Executive Producer. Thanks to Salty Dog Sounds for some of our promo music this week. SPONSOR: Thank you to Murdoch University School of Arts for their support over every single episode of Pixel Sift. We couldn't have done it without you. If you want to bolster your skills in media, journalism or game development, check out the Murdoch University School of Arts website for more information! You can find us on social media, Discord, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Twitch, YouTube and Steam. Just search for "pixelsift"

Me and the Imperfectionists go to All-American Ale Works and sample their 6 year-round beers (they refer to it as their founding fathers). After the 6 we get a look into what the future holds for this Craft brew house. We also talk about their history, their future and events they hold like trivia nights.

This week I talk to Ben Lee of Blue Manchu games. You may remember in episode 63 I spoke to Jon Chey the owner of Blue Manchu, well Ben works there as an art director. Blue Manchu is most renowned for its free to download and play video game called Card Hunter, a dungeon exploring game with lots of interesting twists and takes on. One such idea is that you are not just playing the game, you are playing someone who is playing the game, and it is a tongue in cheek hark back to all the positive recollections of D&D. It was interesting hearing more about Card Hunter but also more about the role of art direction and what this entails, especially in a smaller company. It was also fun to hear about Ben’s journey about working at a GW store, for Disney, and also on the Wren and Stimpy cartoon which I used to love back in the day. A great guest and some really cool insight, I hope you all enjoy it as much as I did! PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/paintalltheminis

Guest Jonathan Chey Jonathan Chey (@Manb0t) | Twitter This week I talk to Jonathan Chey of Blue Manchu. This episode is a little bit off the beaten track but there are loads of cross overs into tabletop/painting world. Jonathan’s company creates video games, and I have bumped into his work many times in the past without knowing but recently when I was thinking about good guests for the show I went to a game I have played for a long time called Card Hunter, which is effectively a dungeon crawler card game but in a video game format, but more of that in the show. Blue Manchu is a group of games developers who create video games, and some games that Jon has been involved with personally in a very integral role have been: Bio Shock, SWAT 4, Freedom force vs 3 reich, system shock 2, wall street tycoon, The Thief franchise (One I particularly love), and many more. As I said this is a bit of a change of tack but there are lots of crossovers into modelling, and remember you cant be playing or be at your hobby desk all the time so when you arent then I encourage you to check out Card Hunter because it is really fun, & free to play. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=5161209

After an extended absence, we return to laboratory with Joe McDonagh, founder of Blue Manchu. In addition to discussing his game project, Card Hunter, we look into the slaughter of Microsoft at E3, the curious case of Peggle's popularity, and the stressful steps into indie game development.[MP3 AUDIO]Joe on TwitterCard HunterGet $3 off today at Loot Crate w/ code "DEAD". Lootcrate.com/deadworkersGet a 30-day free trial of NetflixTry a free audiobook and support the show![LINK] Microsoft does a 180 after the E3 massacre[LINK] Pulling up the ladder: how indie developers are losing the ability to help each other[LINK] These Patents Video Game Publishers Own May Surprise You. Plus More...[LINK] The Sorry Sage of Skulls of the Shogun on & Windows 8[VID] When Difficult is Fun[LINK] The Massive Chalice Kickstarter

Chris chats to Jon Chey, Looking Glass and Irrational Games alumni who now heads up Blue Manchu a developer based in Sydney, Australia. They have made Card Hunter, a turn based strategy RPG with card mechanics thrown in for good measure. This browser game that runs in Flash of all things has taken the world by storm thanks to its fun and humorous presentation. Chris and John chat about everything from the delights of Threes to the intricacies of free to play games and how to ethically fund them. So if you want to know about an amazing browser based game that really is not at all like Farmville then tune in, sit back and have a listen. http://media.blubrry.com/caneandrinse/caneandrinse.com/sausage/TSF_Episode12.mp3   The Sausage Factory 12 was edited by Chris O'Regan

Jon Chey, formerly of Irrational and now of Blue Manchu, joins Julian and Rob to discuss Card Hunter.

Brian Tyler and Jonathan Miley I speak with Joe McDonagh, the writer of a new role-playing/card-collecting mash-up from Blue Manchu, called Card Hunter. They discuss storytelling and writing in video games, as well as the differences in working with a large video game developer versus a smaller one. This is an archived episode of DarkCast Interviews that originally appeared on Darkstation.com