Podcasts about greenheart games

Heutzutage kann man in Videospielen ja so gut wie alles simulieren, egal ob man jetzt ein Krankenhaus oder eine Schule managen möchte, einen Zoo oder direkt eine ganze Stadt. Aber wie steht es mit einer Taverne in einer Fantasy Welt? Unsere Controller-Kollegin Sara hat sich in Tavern Keeper für uns hinter den Tavernentresen geschwungen und sich auf ein Ork-Bier mit dem Director Patrick Klug von Greenheart Games unterhalten. Mehr über dieses humorvolle Spiel und über ein Skelett mit After-Death Crisis erfahrt ihr hier.

This week, the cast lives the bedroom game developer dream in Greenheart Games' smart, fun business simulator, Game Dev Tycoon! We compare our imaginary careers as video game developers, and discuss the gaming industry history we learned along the way.B-Side recommendations:- Vermintide 2 (Game)- Problemista (Movie)- Blood, Sweat & Pixels by Jason Schreier (Book)Next week we'll be playing Oxenfree, we highly recommend you play that one before listening its' episode!

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WEEK IN GEEK: To ring in the holidays, Andrew and D. Bethel take the time to bring you another Week in Geek Shortcast. This week, Andrew plays Greenheart Games' Game Dev Tycoon on iOS (after having previously played it on Steam), while D. talks about the interesting time-travel, existential narrative of the Jean Grey limited series from Marvel. RELATED EPISODES: Shortcast 33 - "National Character Counts": Wherein D. Bethel talked about playing Battle Chasers: Nightwar. RELEVANT LINKS: The new Dan & Rusty Video Game Power Hour that went up this week, featuring Deadpool (kind of, not really) and Battle Chasers. INFO: Visit our website at forallintents.net and leave your thoughts as comments on the page for this Shortcast. Join our Facebook page E-mail: Andrew - andrew@forallintents.net, D. Bethel - dbethel@forallintents.net Subscribe to our YouTube channel. Subscribe to and review the show on the iTunes store. For all intents and purposes, that was an episode recap. FEATURED MUSIC: -"District Four" by Kevin McLeod (incompetech.com)* -"Disco Medusae" by Kevin McLeod (incompetech.com)* *Tracks are licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

This week, we review Game Dev Tycoon. The game was released by Greenheart Games on December 10th. The game begins with the player in their over expensive garage, building games. We begin by discussing the games storyline. It includes actual trends within gaming history, allowing the player to predict the marketplace and develop a successful game. We discuss the function of hiring employees, and training them to create better games for your company. The games story lasts a thirty year period, and it's sink or swim as you create game after game. We also try to break down the costs associated with your business expenses in the beginning of the game... HOW THE F*** ARE YOUR EXPENSES 8K!?!?!? YOU'RE IN YOUR FUCKING GARAGE IN THE 80'S!!!! We then head on over to gameplay. Joe and Kaleb praised the strategy aspects of Game Dev Tycoon. We discuss managing your budgets for advertising, and making the jump to the next generations of gaming consoles. You get the chance to manage your team members, allowing you to fully utilize individuals for specific projects. You place emphases on particular parts of each game, such as graphics, gameplay, storyline, etc. You receive technology points, research points, design points, and bugs while playing. These portions go toward the overall game. There is also a hype engine associated with the games, and hype falls with the passing of time. Bugs will wreck your game. You may be able to release the game with tons of hype, but the bugs will destroy your sales. The games design is mostly unappealing. This isn't really an important part of this simulation game, but it is notably unappealing to watch on Twitch. You're unable to edit your surroundings, and the text bubbles tend to get in the way of things. Game Dev Tycoon features a single song. This song is fairly catchy, but it eventually begins to grind on the sanity of the player. The sound effects are fun and inviting, adding to the overall experience. The final category is replayability. This game has fairly decent, to excellent replay value. Craig praised its replayability, citing personal growth as the main factor for him replaying the game. Joe says that he'd love to play it again, but with some of the mods on steam. NUDE CLAN Official Rating:                                  Joe                      Kaleb Story                          10                        10 Gameplay                    9                          9 Design                         5                          5 Music/Sound                 7                          6 Replayability                 7                          9                                                                       Overall 77/100  

Matt 'n Geoff interview Patrick Klug of Greenheart Games, makers of Game Dev Tycoon.

This episode is 100 percent nasal. If you have any issues with listening to people be sick and get progressively sicker over the course of an hour, this is not the show for you. GamerEdie and her amazing inflating nose is joined by Holy Goalie and Nick Dinicola to chat up games and gaming news of the day. Topics include: Reviews of summer hay fever, more Bioshock Infinite, Angelica Weaver: Catch Me When You Can, Dead Island Riptide, Mass Effect 3 multiplayer, Sanctum 2, Don't Starve, Antichamber, Monaco, There are only . What's in your wallet... er, cube? Greenheart Games , one for paying customers and one for pirates. Guess what the pirated version has? PIRATES! Microsoft officially will be the official announcement of the new console. Buck or Chuck: , . Enjoy.