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Medra is the CEO and founder of the Creator Jam, which is a non-profit that's been consistently organizing weekly and monthly collaborative-building events within the social VR platform of Resonite (and originally within Neos VR) since June 2, 2019. Resonite's technological architecture allows for the rendering and editing of content in real-time in a collaborative fashion, which has led to a rich maker culture within Resonite as embodied by the Creator Jam Community. Neos VR and then Resonite were both developed by Tomáš Mariančík (aka Frooxius). When I interviewed Mariančík in 2015 at GDC, I had regarded him as one of the few "mad geniuses" of VR. He had won 3rd place in two game jams at that point including 3rd place in the Oculus & IndieCade 2013 VR Jam with SightLine, and then 3rd place in the Leap Motion 2014 3D Jam with World of Comenius. Then he would go on to win 3rd place in the Oculus & Samsung 2015 VR Jam with Neos The Universe after participating in the Rothenberg River Accelerator at the invitation of Tipatat Chennavasin. When I interviewed Chennavasin in Spring of 2015, he talked about recruiting Mariančík for the Rothenberg Ventures River Accelerator by saying, The mandate I had was, find awesome people in VR and support them and help them. I got to do that. Sightline the Chair was one of my favorite demos of all time in VR. When I saw that, I was never so jealous or angry. I was like, "This guy's brilliant, smarter than me. Oh my god! This is the demo I wish I was smart enough to think of doing." And I fortunately found his contact. He was in the Czech Republic, Tomas. I sent them a Skype message and it was just this amazing thing where I had to explain what's a VC, what's an accelerator program, how can it help them, what are they doing, and they were just kind of shocked, a little suspicious. But fortunately, after a couple talks, we got them out here and it's just been amazing to see them, support them, and help them flourish as entrepreneurs, but also developers and innovators in the VR space. After participating in the Rothenberg Ventures River VR incubator, then Mariančík and other Solirax co-founder Karel Hulec started working on his deep vision of Neos VR. That following spring Mariančík wrote a blog post titled "How VR became my day job because I didn't give up" in what he described as the "Frooxius origin story" to r/Oculus. He details how difficult it was to make it as a full-time VR developer. Despite his many successes in different game jams, he wasn't really receiving a lot of support from Oculus. Oculus always knew how to support game developers, but didn't quite know what to do with the more education-focused and experimental apps exploring the boundaries of perception that Mariančík was working on. And to top it all off, the depth of vision of how Mariančík was thinking the medium was also probably 5-10 years ahead of anyone else. He reflected on this in his origin story post by saying, The trouble is that Neos is a very complex and expansive idea and requires a lot of time to work through all the aspects of it and thorough consideration to make sure everything fits neatly together, because I needed to find a set of basic elements which are both very simple and elegant, but interact in so many ways that they provide extremely flexible, but also consistent system. I always know what to do from moment to moment, but there's just a lot of things to do. So I keep working for months, piecing the system and working through it all. But before the system comes together, there isn't much to show for it. What I found most difficult is watching as everyone else is showing off their VR projects with quickly made solutions, but with a fraction of functionality, gaining attention, winning awards, participating at events, demoing in public, getting invited to VR shows and podcasts, while I'm piecing together my big vision in the shadows.

In light of Summer Game Fest, we dive into conventions and gaming events, IRL and virtual. What we've been to and where we'd like to see events go in the future. How have gaming conventions changed over time, and how does the audience affect the programming? 0:00 - What we're playing: Dragon Quest III, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth (Zac); Cyberpunk 2077, Grand Theft Auto V, The Sims 1 (Bryan); Dave the Diver, Steamworld Dig, The Sims 4 (Xan). 21:18 - Our personal experience with conventions: E3, anime & music conventions, game reselling conventions, Tokyo Game Show. 32:51 - The prototypical "gaming convention": E3. Its beginnings as a tradeshow for retailers, to press conferences that broke news to the public, to its influence on more social events. Experience at D.I.C.E., IndieCade. 40:08 - Bigger publishers doing their own virtual shows to replace their E3 press conferences, and now SGF trying to round them up again. Where do indie developers fit in? 47:27 - The social function of conventions: hanging out with friends, meeting like-minded gamers with similar interests. Community! How that purpose got lost, and how do we get it back? 55:13 - Virtual events, live-streamed showcases: a replacement for conventions in some ways but not others. SGF, Wholesome Direct, Nintendo Direct, Sony State of Play, etc. 1:02:08 - Retro computer/gaming conventions, serving gamers as they age. Celebration of gaming culture & history rather than products. 1:15:37 - SoCal Gaming Expo and panels we want at cons. 1:20:17 - Xan's request for remote events and playable demos at home, like Steam Next Fest. AbleGamers Gala. Online events for accessbility as well as a platform for indie devs. Bryan - @analogdarling on Twitch, Twitter, and Instagram Xander - @xanwithaplan on Twitch and Twitter Zac - @zacaroniandcheez on Twitch, @GaijinWota on Twitter and Instagram Contact and Episode Suggestions - GameDeep.fun  Theme Song by Robotprins

Mister & Mischief (a.k.a. Jeff and Andy Crocker) are a husband-and-wife creative team based in Los Angeles. Together, they create live experiences designed to delight audiences and turn strangers into pals. Best known for their absurdist puzzle-play Escape from Godot and their interactive pirate radio documentary 40 Watts From Nowhere, Andy and Jeff bring their brand of fun-forward storytelling to genres of all kinds. Their award-winning immersive work has been produced for the La Jolla Playhouse's Without Walls Festival, Indiecade, Denver Film Festival, Noah's Ark at the Skirball Cultural Center, and the Warehouse Theatre. Outside of Mister & Mischief, Jeff and Andy work independently in themed entertainment, developing experiences for clients including Universal Studios, Cedar Fair, The Bezark Company, The Hettema Group, Thinkwell and Walt Disney Imagineering. Mixing games, theater, and comedy into playful, participatory events, Andy and Jeff are passionate about increasing the visibility of experiential design and audience-empowering art wherever they go.

Florida's Reefs Are Vanishing. Can Scientists Save Them?This was a bad year for Florida's coral reefs. Since the 1970s, reef cover in the Florida Keys has decreased by 90%. Those remaining reefs have been subjected to water temperatures higher than 100 degrees Fahrenheit, alongside other threats like disease and ocean acidification. This is a big problem for the largest reef in the continental U.S., which plays an important role in protecting the shorelines from erosion and storms.Scientists are scrambling to preserve as much of the reef as possible. One method marine biologists are focused on is selectively breeding corals in labs. Scientists look for the specimens most resilient to heat stress, then breed them together to create hardy offspring. Those spawn are then implanted into the reef, with hopes of bolstering the existing structure.Vox environmental reporter Benji Jones joins Ira to talk about his dives to Florida's Pickles Reef, and the differences he saw between this year and last year. Then, Ira speaks with marine biologist Andrew Baker at the University of Miami about his efforts to bolster Florida's reefs.  The Ocean Is A Climate AllyDid you know that the ocean absorbs about a quarter of all CO2 emissions? And about 90% of excess heat? It's the largest carbon sink we have—and one of our biggest allies in the climate movement.Ira talks with Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson, marine biologist and co-founder of the non-profit Urban Ocean Lab, as well as the climate initiative The All We Can Save Project. They chat about climate solutions—like the newly launched Climate Corps—the power of the ocean, and steps forward. Dr. Johnson is also the curator for Climate Futurism, an art exhibition at Pioneer Works in Brooklyn, New York. Feeling Hopeless About Climate Change? Try Playing These Video GamesThis segment, originally from 2022, was re-aired this week.Five years ago, Stephanie Barish was tired of the public's attitude about climate change. “Most people at that time were just so negative about climate,” she said. “It was doom and destruction, and I thought, wow, to make positive change, you have to really look at this from a solutions perspective.” Stephanie is the founder and CEO of Indiecade, an organization that supports indie video game developers and hosts events like the Climate Jam—the goal of which was to change the gloomy public narrative around climate change. So, with the help of organizations like Earth Games, participants around the globe gather every year to make video games about climate change optimism, solutions, and justice.Teams can also consult with subject matter experts, like Dargan Frierson, an associate professor of atmospheric sciences at the University of Washington, and also a judge for the Climate Jam. If teams wonder what climate change would look like on a different planet, they can go to him for answers. “We always look for scientific accuracy,” he said. “I think it's very important to keep things within the realm of possibility, even when you're looking at fiction.”Read the rest at sciencefriday.com. To stay updated on all-things-science, sign up for Science Friday's newsletters.Transcripts for each segment will be available the week after the show airs on sciencefriday.com.

It's Climate Week in New York City this week, which brings together hundreds of events, all aimed at encouraging conversation and participation and action around our climate crisis.So this week, we wanted to play two stories of artists grappling with and integrating climate change into their work. The first is about a gaming competition called the Climate Jam, where teams compete to build video games about climate change in just one week. Universe of Art host D. Peterschmidt talked with Indiecade organizers and the winning team about their game, and how they're working to overcome climate apathy. The second is an interview with folk musician and independent scholar Daniel Bachman. His latest album, Almanac Behind, is a meditative instrumental reflection on the extreme weather events in Bachman's home state of Virginia—using actual field recordings of those events. He also talks about his work as an independent scholar, and how the traditions of Appalachian folklore influenced his view of the album as a climatological historical document. Universe of Art is hosted and produced by D. Peterschmidt, who also wrote the music. Our show art was illustrated by Abelle Hayford. Support for Science Friday's science and arts coverage comes from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation. Do you have an idea for a future episode of Universe of Art? Send us an email or a voice memo to universe@sciencefriday.com.Read this episode's transcript here.

Sarah Elmaleh is an actor, voice director, consultant and industry advocate best known for her roles in videogames, from blockbuster AAA titles (Hi-Fi Rush, Fortnite, Halo Infinite, Gears 5) to critically acclaimed indie games (Afterparty, Pyre, Gone Home). She has likewise directed a talented and diverse set of casts in both indies (The Red Lantern, The Wreck) and AAA (Fortnite, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2) alike. Her consultancy is designed to comprehensively educate and connect developers with novel and industry-standard performance processes, from navigating the union (SAG-AFTRA), to casting, to recording.Led by her desire to foster stronger collaboration within games and across creative communities, she has been an organizing and educating force in games spaces (such as IndieCade) and institutions (USC, NYU) for many years, while nurturing meaningful exchange between game developers and the actor's union, SAG-AFTRA. She teaches the core Queer Vox voiceover workshop Interactive module, has served as director and co-host of the IndieCade awards since 2016, and is one of six dev hosts of the game developer interview podcast Eggplant: The Secret Lives of Games.EPISODE LINKS: Sarah's Website: sarahelmaleh.com Sarah's Twitter: twitter.com/selmaleh Sarah's IG: @selmalehMORE ABOUT “NO SET PATH” Website: nosetpath.com Instagram: instagram.com/nosetpath YouTube: youtube.com/@nosetpathFOLLOW DREW ENGLISH Instagram: instagram.com/drewenglishh LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/drewenglish Twitter: twitter.com/thedrewenglish Website: drewenglish.com

Erin Shaver is the Founder & CEO of Taralumen Games, a company with a mission to create iconic video games with a mental health focus. Erin has ten years of leadership and production experience from her tenure as Director of Operations for IndieCade, the International Festival of Independent Games. She has a bachelor's degree in theater from Northwestern University, has studied psychology and neuroscience at Columbia University and University College of London, and has worked in research labs within the departments of psychology at NYU and Columbia University. Erin is also a proud mother and devout artist. -- Critical Mass Business Talk Show is Orange County, CA's longest-running business talk show, focused on offering value and insight to middle-market business leaders in the OC and beyond. Hosted by Ric Franzi, business partner at Renaissance Executive Forums Orange County. Learn more about Ric at www.ricfranzi.com. Catch up on past Critical Mass Business Talk Show interviews... YouTube: https://lnkd.in/gHKT2gmF LinkedIn: https://lnkd.in/g2PzRhjQ Podbean: https://lnkd.in/eWpNVRi Apple Podcasts: https://lnkd.in/gRd_863w Spotify: https://lnkd.in/gruexU6m #orangecountyca #mastermind #ceopeergroups #peergroups #peerlearning

Geoffrey Golden is a narrative designer and game writer. Past clients include Capcom, Disney, Square Enix, Ubisoft, and indie studios around the world. He's written interactive stories and games in many mediums, from consoles to comic books. Adventure Snack, his email newsletter RPG, has been featured by IndieCade, Narrascope, HyperRPG, and Substack. Geoffrey is based in Los Angeles and has a growing library of VCR board games.

In a competitive industry, standing out is key to securing an investor or publisher. The Xsolla Funding team is joined by Joanie Kraut from Women in Games International and Tiffany Otto from Indiecade as we discuss important things to know when seeking funding, and how to differentiate your game's unique selling point. #gamedev #gameinvestors #money #gamefunding --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/indiegamebusiness/support

Some Grasses Can Stop Lead From Spreading In Soil Lead left behind in soil from mining and smelting poses a major health risk to people who live nearby. Researchers in Nebraska and Kansas believe plant life and organic material can limit lead's spread.In parts of the Midwest where lead mining and smelting lasted for over a century, communities are still dealing with toxic waste left behind by the industry. Lead, a dangerous neurotoxin, persists in the environment, including in water and soil, where it can pose a threat to the health of people living nearby. The risk is especially acute for children, who can unintentionally ingest lead by putting their hands in their mouths and whose brains and bodies are still developing. It can be spread to other areas, like yards and schools, by rainfall, and can also taint aquifers or vegetables in gardens, making them harmful to consume. Now researchers are working to limit the impact of lead in the environment on people, and they believe they've found a promising solution: Plant life. Phytostabilization involves moving lead from soil into the roots, stems and leaves of plants to prevent it from spreading and to limit people's contact with it. “One of the goals of phytostabilization is to take the site with lead and put it in a stable state, so that the risk is reduced, and the issues related to lead in the soil can be managed,” said Larry Erickson, a professor emeritus at Kansas State University and former director of the university's Center for Hazardous Substance Research. Read the rest on sciencefriday.com.   A High School Student Invented An Affordable Brain-Reading Prosthetic Artificial limb technology has come a long way since the first prosthetic—a big toe made of wood and leather developed in ancient Egypt. Today's cutting-edge robotic limbs use mind-control and even give users a sense of touch, helping them feel sensations like a warm cup of coffee or a mushy banana. Still, these state-of-the-art prosthetics often involve invasive brain surgeries and can be exorbitantly expensive. Hearing of these issues, one teenager set out to create a solution. Seventeen-year-old Benjamin Choi has developed a non-invasive, affordable prosthetic arm. His Star Wars-inspired technology reads a user's mind with only two sensors—one on the forehead and the other clipped to the earlobe. And he doesn't plan on stopping there. He sees his work in artificial intelligence expanding to help ALS patients, wheelchair users, and beyond. Ira speaks with Benjamin Choi from McLean, Virginia about how he developed this arm and what it means to be a young innovator.   New Immunotherapy Shows Promise Far Beyond Cancer CAR T cell therapy, a type of immunotherapy in which a patient's own immune cells are modified to create a hybrid immune cell that destroys cancer cells, was first developed over a decade ago. Now, researchers are continuing to find success in treating new types of blood cancers with the therapy, and are working on applying the technology to solid state cancers like those of the pancreas and brain. Scientists are also at the early stages of testing CAR T cells to treat autoimmune diseases like multiple sclerosis (MS) and lupus. Ira talks with Dr. Carl June, one of the pioneers of CAR T cell therapy, a professor of immunotherapy and director of the Center for Cellular Immunotherapies at the University of Pennsylvania, based in Philadelphia.   Feeling Hopeless About Climate Change? Try Playing These Video Games Five years ago, Stephanie Barish was tired of the public's attitude about climate change. “Most people at that time were just so negative about climate,” she said. “It was doom and destruction, and I thought, wow, to make positive change, you have to really look at this from a solutions perspective.” Stephanie is the founder and CEO of Indiecade, an organization that supports indie video game developers and hosts events like the Climate Jam—the goal of which was to change the gloomy public narrative around climate change. So, with the help of organizations like Earth Games, participants around the globe gather every year to make video games about climate change optimism, solutions, and justice. Teams can also consult with subject matter experts, like Dargan Frierson, an associate professor of atmospheric sciences at the University of Washington, and also a judge for the Climate Jam. If teams wonder what climate change would look like on a different planet, they can go to him for answers. “We always look for scientific accuracy,” he said. “I think it's very important to keep things within the realm of possibility, even when you're looking at fiction.” Read the rest of the article and check out some of the games at sciencefriday.com.   Analogue Animation: Turning The Pages Of A Flipbook Machine Brooklyn-based artist J.C. Fontanive is a master of the moving image—but in analogue. As an animator, he creates mechanical, perpetual motion ‘flipbooks,' with help from old clocks and colorful illustrations of flying birds, butterflies, and other scenes from nature. Fontanive joins Ira to talk about the act of invention, the ‘primal' language of art, and how to create visceral work in a digital age. See the flipbooks in gorgeous action at sciencefriday.com. Transcripts for each segment will be available the week after the show airs on sciencefriday.com.

The Monster Manual describes Vampires as creatures “awakened to an endless night, vampires hunger for the life they have lost and sate that hunger by drinking the blood of the living. Vampires abhor sunlight, for its touch burns them. They never cast shadows or reflections, and any vampire wishing to move unnoticed among the living keeps to the darkness and far from reflective surfaces.”We are joined by Sharang Biswas.  Sharang is a writer, artist, and game designer. He has won IndieCade and IGDN awards for his games and has showcased interactive works at numerous art institutions including the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia and the Museum of the Moving Image in New York. He has contributed essays to Dicebreaker, Eurogamer, and Unwinnable, and fiction to Fantasy Magazine, Lightspeed Magazine, and Neon Hemlock Press among others. He is the co-editor of Honey & Hot Wax: An Anthology of Erotic Art Games (Pelgrane Press, 2020) and Strange Lusts / Strange Loves: An Anthology of Erotic Interactive Fiction (Strange Horizons, 2021). Find him on Twitter @SharangBiswas and some of his games at astrolingus.itch.ioMUSIC"Darkness" by Three Chain Links"Concerto Grosso G Minor 1" by the Advent Chamber Orchestra"Duduk Drone" by Patrick Sainton"Discovery" by Scott Holmes"Cylinder Two" by Chris Zabriskie"Epic Cinematic" by Scott HolmesKill Every Monster is a 5th Edition Dungeons and Dragons podcast. In each episode, we are joined by a guest to discuss the lore, mechanics, and story potential of classic D&D creatures. We debate tactics for maximizing these creatures in your game, and we ask the ever-important question: are they really a monster?Send us your questions for our Season 1 Mailbag episode!COMMUNITYDiscordTwitterRedditInstagramFacebook

The Monster Manual describes Vampires as creatures “awakened to an endless night, vampires hunger for the life they have lost and sate that hunger by drinking the blood of the living. Vampires abhor sunlight, for its touch burns them. They never cast shadows or reflections, and any vampire wishing to move unnoticed among the living keeps to the darkness and far from reflective surfaces.”We are joined by Sharang Biswas. Sharang is a writer, artist, and game designer. He has won IndieCade and IGDN awards for his games and has showcased interactive works at numerous art institutions including the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia and the Museum of the Moving Image in New York. He has contributed essays to Dicebreaker, Eurogamer, and Unwinnable, and fiction to Fantasy Magazine, Lightspeed Magazine, and Neon Hemlock Press among others. He is the co-editor of Honey & Hot Wax: An Anthology of Erotic Art Games (Pelgrane Press, 2020) and Strange Lusts / Strange Loves: An Anthology of Erotic Interactive Fiction (Strange Horizons, 2021). Find him on Twitter @SharangBiswas and some of his games at astrolingus.itch.ioCheck Out Our Sponsors!Start Playing: find a gaming table today at StartPlaying.GamesWarrstories:Smoke, Steel and Sharpened Fangs campaign https://startplaying.games/adventure/62decda76e943140b20d64adGet a $10 Credit on StartPlaying.Games! https://startplaying.games/referral/ckaipkuw001akbopk4jimaqd2MUSIC"Darkness" by Three Chain Links"Concerto Grosso G Minor 1" by the Advent Chamber Orchestra"Duduk Drone" by Patrick Sainton"Discovery" by Scott Holmes"Cylinder Two" by Chris Zabriskie"Epic Cinematic" by Scott HolmesKill Every Monster is a 5th Edition Dungeons and Dragons podcast. In each episode, we are joined by a guest to discuss the lore, mechanics, and story potential of classic D&D creatures. We debate tactics for maximizing these creatures in your game, and we ask the ever-important question: are they really a monster?Send us your questions for our Season 1 Mailbag episode!COMMUNITYDiscordTwitterRedditInstagramFacebookSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/kill-every-monster/exclusive-content

The left's relationship with games is "complicated." We're joined by labour organizer, YouTuber, writer and teacher Marijam Didžgalvytė to explain why, and what can be done about it. Marijam Didžgalvytė is a creator of content at the intersection between videogames and politics. She lectures at the Royal Holloway, University of London and is a Marketing Executive at a Bafta-winning games studio. Didžgalvytė has helped form both the British and International chapters of the game unionisation movement and organizes antifascist gaming events. She has been shortlisted for GamesIndusty.biz's 100 Women in Games 2019 and was nominated Campaigner of the Year at MCV UK Awards 2019. Her writing has been commissioned for publications including Vise, the Guardian, Kotaku and the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation and she ha sconsulted for Tate, V & A Galleries, Birkbeck, the European Humanities University and Indiecade.

Two brothers. A lifelong dream of making video games for a living. This is the story of brothers Khalil and Ahmed Abdullah and how they weathered the uncertainties of game development, adapted to the changing dynamics of the industry and took a major leap of faith to complete Swimsanity, a passion project they started more than 10 years ago.How Indie Games Get Made is a narrative nonfiction podcast that tells the stories of how people make games with limited resources. Many thanks to listeners of BosBattle, the previous podcast that occupied this feed, for sticking around.This podcast was made with support from BostonFIG and IndieCade, two organizations that support and promote indie game development. If you're interested in helping make this podcast a sustainable endeavor, please consider becoming a patron on our Patreon page: patreon.com/indiegamescast. Narration by Dylan Martin and Stephanie MacDonald. Written by Dylan Martin. Edited by Derrick Valen. Executive produced by Caro Murphy of BostonFIG. Music by Joshua Mosley from Swimsanity was used by permission from  Khalil and Ahmed Abdullah. Additional music by Derrick Valen.Convention sound noise used under a Creative Commons license from daytripper: freesound.org/people/daytripper/sounds/395818/

This week on the show:We get down with Brassroots District: Live in the Lot '73 [5:05]Check-in with Kent Bye of the Voices of VR Podcast [14:57]Uncover the Review Crew's Pick of the Week [27:30]Chat with designer and author Laura E. Hall about her new book Planning Your Escape [31:50]Drop another edition of Immersive 101 [43:25]Learn all about Iron Game Designer and The Maze on Planet 7 with Indiecade's Sam Roberts [46:33]And a few closing thoughts plus a tease of our panel at the North Bend Film Fest this weekend [57:26] For more check out all we do at No Proscenium. Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, we're joined by special guest Alenda Chang (author of Playing Nature: Ecology in Video Games) to talk about nature, wilderness, and environmentalism in video games! We debate whether or not the Monster Hunter series really has an ecology, ponder the ethics of eating Pokémon, recollect the pleasures of hiking through the worlds of Oblivion, Everquest, and No Man's Sky, and think about the ways crafting games like Cozy Grove, Animal Crossing, and Among Trees complicate any simple opposition between nature and civilization. Alenda gives us the lowdown on IndieCade's Climate Jam and initiatives that some major development studios taking to be more environmentally friendly. We also chat about Housemarque's neon-drenched arcade games, the weirdness that is NieR: Replicant 1.22…, and our non-game recommendations (a novel by Jeff VanderMeer, music by Porter Robinson, a nature documentary)!If you haven't already seen it, check out Alenda Chang and Ed Chang's excellent list of “10 Games to Play for Earth Day”!

Actor, advocate, and consultant Sarah Elmaleh (Afterparty, Anthem, Gone Home) joins us to discuss her craft across myriad game roles, the connections between voiceover and design, and using your voice to fight for equity and connectedness.  Show notes:  Sarah Elmaleh Eggplant Podcast Community Game Jam Void Protocol Babycastles Behind the Voice Dominic Armato Afterparty  Anthem  Gears 5 Superbowl spot Getting Over It With Bennett Foddy A Play of Bodies Hades Disco Elysium Johann Sebastian Joust Lifeline Earplay: Jurassic World Revealed SAG-AFTRA Low Budget Agreement Pyre Star Wars Twitter thread Gamedev.world IndieCade 2020 Awards

This is the hundred and tenth episode of the GameDev.tv Community Podcast. Nathan Kellman is a level designer currently working on an indie game project called Project RubyShark. He is a recent graduate of Michigan State University's game design program where he received his master's degree. He has collaborated on shipped games that have been shown at festivals and received awards at events like IndieCade and GDC. On RubyShark, he is one of the Design Leads who works with the Director to bring the game to life and help mentor other designers on the project. He joined RubyShark to not only better himself as a level designer but also mentor less experienced designers in the level design and game development pipeline. His hobbies include playing video games, lifting weights, watching football, and relaxing with his loved ones. Some of his favorite games are God of War 2018, Uncharted, Pokemon, Madden NFL, Call of Duty series, and Dragon Quest VIII. His dream is to become a director of a AAA studio then teach game design and development as a university professor.Level Design Lobby: https://gumroad.com/a/100856947Unreal C++ Course:https://www.gamedev.tv/p/unreal-engine-c-developer-4-22-learn-c-and-make-video-games/?product_id=1319848&coupon_code=FEB21&affcode=45216_dezckag6Unity 3D Course:https://courses.gamedev.tv/p/complete-unity-developer-3d/?product_id=1319848&coupon_code=FEB21&affcode=45216_dezckag6Unity 2D Course:https://courses.gamedev.tv/p/complete-unity-developer-2d/?product_id=1319848&coupon_code=FEB21&affcode=45216_dezckag6Blender Course:https://www.gamedev.tv/p/blender/?product_id=1319848&coupon_code=FEB21&affcode=45216_dezckag6Math For Games Course:https://courses.gamedev.tv/p/math-for-games/?product_id=1319848&coupon_code=FEB21&affcode=45216_dezckag6Get A Job Course:https://courses.gamedev.tv/p/how-to-get-a-job-in-the-video-game-industry/?product_id=1319848&coupon_code=FEB21&affcode=45216_dezckag6Finish It Course:https://courses.gamedev.tv/p/finish-it-motivation-processes-for-game-app-development/?product_id=1319848&coupon_code=FEB21&affcode=45216_dezckag6GameDev.tv Official PodcastEnjoy the Podcast!Support the show (https://www.gamedev.tv/p/complete-unity-developer-3d/?product_id=1319848&coupon_code=The_K_B&affcode=45216_dezckag6)

(TSAP S03E23) Intro: Maars Metaalchemist Outro: Tarragonavion Sam Hughes chats to composer Chase Bethea about his recent soundtrack for Aground, his approach to composing, as well as the challenges of freelancing and breaking out as a composer. "Chase Bethea is a freelance Composer that has shipped 19 titles in his nine years experience. He scored games such as I Can't Escape Darkness, Deity Quest, Aground, and Aztec Ride. He continues to compose and produce a diverse collection of music that is a fusion of texture and complexity that allows the player to become immersed in the experience. Chase has received many accolades throughout his career. In 2013, Chase's score from the successful flash Horror game, “I Can't Escape” received an honorable mention in Indie Game Magazine. His soundtrack for “Cubic Climber” earned a Noteworthy on Destructoid. In 2016, Chase was nominated for Artists of the Year – Independent Composer by VGMO in the entire industry. In 2019, he was selected to perform live at Indiecade and since September 2020 streams on IndieCade's Twitch channel weekly bringing his show “Game Audio Life” to that platform. More of Chase's accomplishments include being Game Revolution's first team streamer as well as first Game Audio professional to be featured on a Gaming Website for his Behind the Scene composing series. He is also a co-host of Game Audio Hour and a iASIG Steering Committee Leader." Big thanks to Callum Tennick for editing and mastering this episode. This episode and so much more at: www.thesoundarchitect.co.uk Twitter: @SoundDesignUK Facebook: facebook.com/thesoundarchitect.co.uk Instagram: thesoundarchitectofficial Stay up to date via our Monthly Newsletter as well: www.thesoundarchitect.co.uk/newsletter --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thesoundarchitect/message

La Playade ( https://laplayade.fr ) Podcast jeux vidéo et arts numériques Stephanie Barish est co-fondatrice et directrice d'IndieCade. Retrouvez notre retour sur l'IndieCade 2020 dans l'épisode #40 : https://urlz.fr/erM9 IndieCade Anywhere & Everywhere : https://anywhere.indiecade.com / @IndieCade Retrouvez-nous aussi sur iTunes : https://urlz.fr/8Eqs / Soundcloud : https://bit.ly/35eL3Ah / Twitter : @laplayade_pod / Vimeo : https://vimeo.com/laplayade / Facebook : @podcastlaplayade / Instagram : la_playade / Discord : https://discord.gg/WyGNk8qY5r

La Playade ( https://laplayade.fr ) Podcast jeux vidéo et arts numériques Stephanie Barish est co-fondatrice et directrice d'IndieCade. Retrouvez notre retour sur l'IndieCade 2020 dans l'épisode #40 : https://urlz.fr/erM9 IndieCade Anywhere & Everywhere : https://anywhere.indiecade.com / @IndieCade Retrouvez-nous aussi sur iTunes : https://urlz.fr/8Eqs / Soundcloud : https://bit.ly/35eL3Ah / Twitter : @laplayade_pod / Vimeo : https://vimeo.com/laplayade / Facebook : @podcastlaplayade / Instagram : la_playade / Discord : https://discord.gg/6ZyJPqp

Holly extends her stay for another week to help your nice hosts interview Tiffany Otto, freshly sprung from government-mandated quarantine to bring her "slimy" wisdom and experience into the clubhouse.Tiffany, the Director of Partnerships for IndieCade, is over-indexed in business, but she wants to raise the index for everyone. If preparing pitch decks, scheduling business meetings, and networking with your peers seems daunting, you won't want to miss this one. Just be sure to stick around for Ellen to swoop in at the end to button it all up. Business Speak EventsIRLMarketingWhat It's Like to Be Quarantined on an Island Over Coronavirus Fears - Isabella Kwai, The New York TimesIndieCade's "Playing TogethAR Showcase" Mark talked about his expereince going to IndieCade in the very first episode of the show: "We in this."Seven Touches – A Basic Marketing Principle in Action - LisaMarie Dias, CompuKolHere's how to reduce friction in sales - George Brontén, MembrainUnderstanding Indie Publishers - Callum Underwood, YouTubeHow to Pitch to Raw FuryChunking (psychology) - WikipediaHomeTeam GameDevFrom Sage on the Stage to Guide on the Side - Alison King, College TeachingTiffany OttoGuest IndieCade Director of Partnership. Coffee Addict. Video Game Specialist. Formerly AAA. External link TwitterLinkedInIndieCade

Holly extends her stay for another week to help your nice hosts interview Tiffany Otto, freshly sprung from government-mandated quarantine to bring her "slimy" wisdom and experience into the clubhouse. Tiffany, the Director of Partnerships for IndieCade, is over-indexed in business, but she wants to raise the index for everyone. If preparing pitch decks, scheduling business meetings, and networking with your peers seems daunting, you won't want to miss this one. Just be sure to stick around for Ellen to swoop in at the end to button it all up. Business Speak Events IRL Marketing What It’s Like to Be Quarantined on an Island Over Coronavirus Fears - Isabella Kwai, The New York Times IndieCade's "Playing TogethAR Showcase" Mark talked about his expereince going to IndieCade in the very first episode of the show: "We in this." Seven Touches – A Basic Marketing Principle in Action - LisaMarie Dias, CompuKol Here's how to reduce friction in sales - George Brontén, Membrain Understanding Indie Publishers - Callum Underwood, YouTube How to Pitch to Raw Fury Chunking (psychology) - Wikipedia HomeTeam GameDev From Sage on the Stage to Guide on the Side - Alison King, College Teaching Tiffany Otto Guest IndieCade Director of Partnership. Coffee Addict. Video Game Specialist. Formerly AAA. External link Twitter LinkedIn IndieCade

La Playade ( https://laplayade.fr ) Podcast jeux vidéo et arts numériques 0.06.52 Tour des News 0.16.41 Flash MO5.com 0.21.40 IndieCade 2020 (avec Stephanie Barish) 0.45.49 Fragile 0.56.53 The Collage Atlas 1.08.50 Assassin's Creed Valhalla 1.29.01 Point VR 1.39.48 Oddworld: New 'n' Tasty! 1.50.26 Snack (Tales from Off-Peak City / Assemble with Care / Where Cards Fall / My Exercise / Nameless Cat / Immortal Reborn) 2.05.34 Quartiers libres 2.15.54 « Boroo » par Rokit Bay (℗2019 Believe Music / Hi-Fi Media Group) Tous les liens des sujets de l'émission sont sur laplayade.fr Vous y retrouverez aussi toutes nos vidéos et interviews comme sur notre chaine Youtube : Youtube : https://urlz.fr/8ber Réagissez, commentez, partagez : iTunes : https://urlz.fr/8Eqs Twitter : @laplayade_pod Discord : https://discord.gg/6ZyJPqp Facebook : podcastlaplayade Instagram : la_playade Fresh : https://urlz.fr/9RJe

La Playade ( https://laplayade.fr ) Podcast jeux vidéo et arts numériques 0.06.52 Tour des News 0.16.41 Flash MO5.com 0.21.40 IndieCade 2020 (avec Stephanie Barish) 0.45.49 Fragile 0.56.53 The Collage Atlas 1.08.50 Assassin's Creed Valhalla 1.29.01 Point VR 1.39.48 Oddworld: New 'n' Tasty! 1.50.26 Snack (Tales from Off-Peak City / Assemble with Care / Where Cards Fall / My Exercise / Nameless Cat / Immortal Reborn) 2.05.34 Quartiers libres 2.15.54 « Boroo » par Rokit Bay (℗2019 Believe Music / Hi-Fi Media Group) Tous les liens des sujets de l'émission sont sur laplayade.fr Vous y retrouverez aussi toutes nos vidéos et interviews comme sur notre chaine Youtube : Youtube : urlz.fr/8ber Réagissez, commentez, partagez : iTunes : urlz.fr/8Eqs Twitter : @laplayade_pod Discord : https://discord.gg/WyGNk8qY5r Facebook : podcastlaplayade Instagram : la_playade Fresh : urlz.fr/9RJe

In this episode of the Immersive Audio Podcast, Oliver Kadel is joined by technical sound designer and XR evangelist Kedar Shashidhar via Zoom from LA, US. Kedar Shashidhar is an XR creator with a focus on spatial audio design and technologies. With a focus on creative research and development, he has worked to help develop new tools, create content, and explore the boundaries of audio in new realities. Most notably he has contributed to the development of various audio toolsets including Steam Audio, Ossic, and Magic Leap Soundfield Audio. He also formed an indie game studio, Blackout VR, focused on developing audio-only games. Kedar is also an active voice for audio in new realities having previously spoken at Audio Engineering Society, GameSoundCon, Indiecade, and more. In his time at Magic Leap, Kedar was working on bringing the newest innovations in mixed reality audio to content creators in order to continue pushing the boundaries of what is possible for audio in new realities. Currently, Kedar is working on the next generation of virtual venues and concerts in XR with Stage XR. In this episode, Kedar speaks candidly about his time at Steam Audio, Ossic and Magic Leap, whilst sharing insights on cutting edge tool development for spatial audio and gives personal advice on how to keep high-level creativity and performance whilst maintaining a healthy work-life balance. This episode was produced by Oliver Kadel and Michelle Chan with the help of Emma Rees and included music by Knobs Bergamo. For extended show notes and more information on this episode go to https://www.1618digital.com/immersive-audio-podcast-episode-42-kedar-shashidhar/ We want to hear from you! We value our community and would appreciate it if you would take our very quick survey and help us make the Immersive Audio Podcast even better: surveymonkey.co.uk/r/3Y9B2MJ Thank you! You can follow the podcast on Twitter @IAudioPodcast for regular updates and content. You can also follow us on Facebook and Instagram @1618digital. If you have any comments or questions, get in touch via podcast@1618digital.com

Jessica is a multi-hyphenate creator of games and immersive experiences. Her company, IKantKoan, uses agency and storytelling to make sense of complex ideas playful and accessible. Jessica is an immersive experience designer dedicated to crafting playful, transformative experiences that bring people together. She is the founder of IKantKoan LLC, a production company focused on playfully exploring complex subject matter like climate change, ethics, chaos, and love. Jessica is a Professor of Game Design at Drexel University, a climate change game designer with The National Parks Service, a 2020 Arctic Circle Artist-in-Residence, a Rachael Carson Center Climate Change and Grief team member, a Tribe12 Fellow, and she recently gave a TEDx talk about embracing uncertainty through play. She is a graduate of The Pig Iron School of Advanced Performance Training and her work has been presented at The World Economic Forum, PAX East, PAX Unplugged, The Franklin Institute, IndieCade, Bandwi/d/th International, Tanween Creativity Festival in Ithra, Saudi Arabia, HERE Arts, FringeNYC, BostonFIG, and on KQED San Fransisco. Her New York Times recommended show, CHAOS THEORY, recently won the Best Social Immersion Award from Immersion Nation and is currently running at Caveat Theater, NYC.

Natalie Zina Walschots, originally from Essex County, is a writer and game designer whose work includes live action role-playing game (LARP) scripts, heavy metal music journalism, video game lore, and weirder things classified as "interactive experiences." Her writing on the interactive adventure The Aluminum Cat won an IndieCade award, and her poetic exploration of the notes engine in Bloodborne was featured in Kotaku and First Person Scholar. She is also an accomplished poet, publishing: Thumbscrews, which won the Robert Kroetsch Award for Innovative Poetry, and DOOM: Love Poems for Supervillains. Natalie sits on the board of Dames Making Games, a space for queer and gender-marginalized people to create games freely, and where she hosts interactive narrative workshops. Her first novel, Hench, with the William Morrow imprint of HarperCollins Canada, about a young office temp who discovers the dark side of working for super heroes and super villains, will be released in September 2020, and has already garnered several starred reviews, and accolades including the Publishers WeeklyWriter to Watch, Amazon’s Top September SFF pick, and Apple Books’ Best Books of September.If you listen carefully, you might hear Lydia the cat in the background!https://www.harpercollins.ca/9780062978578/hench/http://nataliewalschots.com/

Writer & Director Anne Rene` Brashier makes emotionally gripping, physically dynamic, boldly engaging film and theater. Her film The Dermatologist, about a spy who discovers that her target is her mom, premiered at the 2019 Broad Humor Festival. She co-produced The Cypher, a short that is an official selection at 2020 Tribeca. She was recently accepted into the Stowe Story Lab to develop Dugout, an adaptation of MacBeth set at a Little League game.  She was a 2019 NBCUniversal Writer's On The Verge finalist, and her scripts have won several competitions.  Her work has appeared at Indiecade, Company of Angels, Some Assembly Required, Sacred Fools, and the NYC, New Zealand, and Hollywood Fringe Festivals. She directed the LA Webfest award-winning webseries Corporate, and was nominated for Best Choreographer at the LA Weekly Theater Awards with the LA Theatre Ensemble. She is based in Los Angeles, CA.  Find More of Anne: Instagram & FB: @storiesandmakebelieve Website:www.storiesandmakebelieve.com A statement from Anne: "[This piece was] inspired by Mister and MisChief (@misterandmischief), aka Andy + Jeff Crocker, in an intense bout of quarantine devastation. Be excellent to each other." --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Created during a time of quarantine in the global Coronavirus pandemic, A Moment Of Your Time's mission is to provide a space for expression, collaboration, community and solidarity. In this time of isolation, we may have to be apart but let's create together.  Follow Us: Instagram | Twitter Created by CurtCo Media Concept by Jenny Curtis Theme music by Chris Porter A CurtCo Media Production See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Board Gaming with Education, Dustin sits down with Christienne Hinz, who he met at IndieCade, an independent games festival over the Summer. Christienne is a history professor at Southern Illinois University where she incorporates gamification and world-building elements into the classes she teaches. The two discuss the challenges of introducing game-based learning to a classroom and share tips on effectively implementing such programs. An avid DnD player, Christienne also shares her path to getting into games based education, meeting members of the pre-existing gamification community, and her hesitation to start the process of introducing games to her large classrooms. We also learn a few fun facts about Christienne on the way. Update from Board Gaming with Education- events and programs - 00:15 Our sponsor for this episode is "Facing Off!" - 1:47 Who is Christienne Hinz? - 3:07 Finding Time to Game - 6:23 Designing a Gamified Course - 9:54 Getting Started with Christienne's Gamified Course - 17:11 Difficulties When Designing a Gamified Course - 26:43 What do Games Teach Our Students? - 32:10 Last Words of Advice: Start Small, Scale Up - 38:31 Christienne's Desert Island Questionnaire - 40:23 If you have been around for a while now, we would love a review on iTunes: Review us here! Support our podcast! How can you support us? There are many free and paid ways to support the show. Be sure to check out our support page!  Thank you to Purple Planet Music for the wonderful contribution of their song "Retro Gamer" for our Interview Segment. This song can be found in full on this music archive. Also, thank you to Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) for his creative commons 4.0 contribution of "Getting it Done." Always be sure to check out our show notes (website blog post) to read a recap of the episode topics and games mentioned in the episode. https://www.boardgamingwitheducation.com/christienne-hinz

We first met Jeff and Andy Crocker at the Hollywood Fringe Festival in 2018, where their piece Escape From Godot turned the festival on its ear for a whole day, only to fade into the night. Since then Escape... has popped up at Indiecade, the Denver Film Fest, and will soon be a featured selection of the HERE Summit & Festival in Pasadena this March.  Host Noah Nelson talks with Jeff & Andy, aka Mister and Mischief, and Escape... and their new work The Builder and the Dove.

My guest on today's episode is the wonderful Nina Freeman. Currently working on Tacoma at The Fullbright Company, Nina's previous games include Cibele and the IGF and Indiecade finalist How Do You Do It? We talk her life long love of Final Fantasy X-2, the absurdity of playing Sims with no context, how cities make scenes, the Fullbright videogame mixtape, how to quit Final Fantasy Online for real this time and why videogames (mostly) suck at sex. "You have to use your hands? That's like a baby's toy." PATREON! - patreon.com/checkpoints iTunes HERE - SUBSCRIBE / RATE / REVIEW Games discussed: The Sims, Final Fantasy, Catherine, Cobra Club, Myst, Xenosaga, Smash Brothers, Dark Souls, Soul Caliber 2, Pokemon Blue, Ladykiller in a Bind, Ute, Mystic Messenger, The Stanley Parable, RSS HERE Twitter - twitter.com/CheckpointsShow Cover design: Craig Stevenson - http://onedinosaurandhisballoon.blogspot.co.uk Music: Samuel Baker - http://soundcloud.com/furoshiki

Après l’IndieCade, l’équipe d’Au Tour du Mic s’est rendue à la Game Connection Europe et la Paris Games Week 2019. Deux événements et deux ambiances radicalement différentes, nous avons bravé la foule parisienne pendant plusieurs jours rien que pour vous. Les studios indé nous ont montré une fois plus de nombreuses pépites comme A Juggler Tale, Astrologaster et Outsider. Les studios français étaient également à la fête avec des titres prometteurs comme As Far from the Eye, Cendres et Kingdom of Rhea. Rendez-vous l’année prochaine!   Liens complémentaires  Page Tipee Page Spotify  Page Itunes Page Facebook Page Twitter  Page Curateur Steam Liste des jeux Game Connection Europe (dans l'ordre chronologique) A Juggler’s Tale (Kaleidoscube) 3m48 Site Officiel Page Twitter Astrologaster (Nyamyam) 7m30 Page Steam Page Twitter  Mathemarmite (Université du Luxembourg) 11m04  Site Officiel Site du groupe de recherche xCIT Outsider (Once a Bird) 14m20  Site Officiel Page Twitter Radio Commander (Serious Sim) 17m44  Page Steam Page Twitter  Satan JR: The Ice, the Wall and the Inflatable Old Lady (Cherrybrain) 22m05  Site Officiel Page Twitter Summer in Mara (Chibig) 25m58  Page Steam Page Twitter Cendres, A Survival Journey (Khimera) 27m10  Site Officiel Page Facebook  Please, Touch the Artwork (Studio Waterzooi) 30m36  Site Officiel Page Twitter Ponpu (Purple Tree) 33m29  Site Officiel Vampires: The Masquerade - Coteries of New York (Draw Distance) 34m48  Page Steam Page Twitter  Iris and the Giant (Louis Rigaud) 40m48  Page Steam Page Twitter Grand Mountain Adventure (Toppluva AB) 42min34 Page Play Google Page Twitter Pa Pa Land: Head Escape (Purple Monster Inc) 43min50 Page Play Google Airlines Manager Tycoon 2019 (Playrion) 44min50  Page Play Google Page Twitter  Lernin (LERNIN) 47min18  HYPERFORMA (HeroCraft) 48min26  Site Officiel Page Twitter  Drawkanoid (QCF Design) 49min45  Site Officiel Page Steam Lornsword Winter Chronicle (Tower Five) 51min45  Preview Vidéo Page Steam JANGA (Concrete Games) 52min45  Page Steam Page Twitter Liste des jeux Paris Games Week (dans l'ordre chronologique) Cyberpunk 2077 (CD PROJECKT RED) 1h09min55sec Watch Dogs 3 (Ubisoft) 1h18min58sec Desperados 3 (THQ Nordic) 1h27min53sec Darksiders Genesys (THQ Nordic) 1h29min05sec Othercide (Focus) 1h29min46sec Curse of the Dead Gods (Focus) 1h32min33sec Kingdom of Rhea (Théo de Nanassy) 1h33min49sec Legend of Keeper (Goblinz Studio) 1h36min20sec As Far as the Eye (Unexpected) 1h37min52sec look INside (Unexpected) 1h41min10sec Hacktag (Piece of Cake Studios) 1h43min23sec The Wanderer Frankenstein Junior (La Belle Games) 1h44min45sec Vectronom (Ludopium) 1h46min Shady Part of Me (Douze Dixièmes) 1h46min40sec Blockchain Battle (Play Curious) 1h47min45sec Doom Eternal (Bethesda) 1h49min35sec Age of Empires II Definitive Edition (Forgotten Empires) 1h50min Ori and the Will of the Wisps (Moon Studios) 1h51min45sec Sea of Thieves (RARE) 1h54min45sec Avengers (SquareEnix) 1h58min20sec Nioh 2 (KOEI TECMO) 2h03min45sec Prisonnier Quantique (CEA) 2h04min30sec

We're (almost) back! In anticipation of the show's return from hiatus, we're releasing the complete LIVE SHOW from last fall's IndieCade...and with GOOD REASON. The events of that show greatly enhance Episode 29 which hits your feeds NEXT WEEK. After a year as an exclusive reward for supporting Nerdsmith, we're ready for everyone to hear this prequel. Enjoy and GET READY. Can't wait to be back.

Kat and Alex talk with game designer Jason Morningstar about "meta techniques" to create games where we can play safely, bringing FIASCO to the Mopco Improv Theatre, the brilliance of the group, social engineering through games, and why his work his like making a fine table leg. Support Jason and Bully Pulpit Games on Patreon! Jason MorningstarJason Morningstar is a game designer who lives in Durham, North Carolina, USA. Best known for his game Fiasco, which earned him his second Diana Jones Award for Gaming Excellence, Jason’s design credits include Night Witches, Ghost Court, Grey Ranks, Durance and many other games. He has also made games for clients like Google and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Jason's games have been featured at Indiecade and in the Gen Con 50th anniversary museum.Beyond roleplaying, Jason consults on the use of games for teaching and learning, most recently with the University of California, University of Michigan, Kaiser-Permanente Health Care, and the Innovation Learning Network. In addition to design, Jason has written extensively on game-related topics. His articles have appeared in the anthologies Analog Game Studies, States of Play and Unframed.You can read more about Jason and his work at www.bullypulpitgames.com. ________________________________________________________Send us your advice from kids for our collaborative project, questions, comments, episode ideas or your very own Dare to be Human stories to hello@daretobehumanpodcast.com, join the conversation on our Facebook or leave us a message at 518-212-7886! We record at The Mopco Improv Theatre in Schenectady, NY where you can come visit us sometime! Original music by Mark S. MerittLogo by Derek WalkerEdited by Mary DarcyRecorded at The Mopco Improv Theatre

Comme chaque année, l’équipe d’Au Tour du Mic s’est rendue à l’IndieCade Europe 2019 pour voir les nouveautés de l’univers indé. Et comme chaque année, nous n’avons pas été déçus ! La sélection officielle était non seulement impressionnante mais aussi très diversifiée en termes de genres et propositions. Les projets/prototypes souvent étudiants de la partie « Show and Tell » étaient également aux rendez-vous avec de nombreux titres ultra prometteurs. Malheureusement, nous n’avons pas pu voir tous les jeux présents faute de temps, mais nous avons essayé d’en couvrir un maximum. Bonne écoute !   Liens complémentaires :  Page Tipee Page Spotify  Page Itunes Page Facebook Page Twitter  Liste des jeux (dans l'ordre chronologique): Röki (Polygon Treehouse/United Label Games) Page Steam Page Twitter Eldest Souls (Fallen Flag Studio/United Label Games) Page Steam Page Twitter Tails of Iron (Odd Bug Studio/United Label Games) Site officiel Page Twitter Horae (Lunaris Iris/United Label Games) Site officiel Page Twitter Bird of Passage (Space Backyard) Page Itch.io Skybolt Zack (DEVS MUST DIE/Green Man Gaming Publishing) Page Steam Page Itch.io Alterity Experience (Onitron Studio) Page Steam Golden Sea (Studio Mercier) Page Instagram L’Apprenti (Ecole Georges Méliès) Site de l'Ecole Georges Méliès Lost Ember (Mooneye Studios) Page Steam Page Twitter et Instagram Vestige (Ecole ICAN) Page Itch.io Page Twitter  Nauticrawl (Andrea Interguglielmi/Armor Games Studios) Page Steam Page Twitter  Choo Choo (Collectif Hiloqoco) Page Itch.io Page Twitter Metal Revolution (NEXT Studios) Page Steam Page Twitter Off the Rails (Les Gobelins Paris) Page Itch.io Nothing in Sight (Ecole Rubika Supinfogame) Page Itch.io Lie in my heart (Expressive Gamestudio/Cogaming Rising) Page Steam Page Twitter de Sébastien Genvo Dialect (Thorny Games) Site officiel pour acheter Dialect Site officiel pour acheter Sign Page Twitter Inhuman Conditions (Inhuman Conditions) Site officiel pour acheter la version physique ou télécharger la version gratuite ARbox (ARbox) Site officiel pour suivre le projet Kind Words (Popcannibal) Page Steam Page Twitter West of Time (Institut de l'Internet et du Multimédia) Page Alpha Beta Gamer

Au sommaire : ZQSD en direct de la BNF pour l'édition 2019 d'Indiecade Europe. Ianoo et Deez reçoivent les organisatrices de l'événement, les développeurs de Lost Ember, Röki, Blind Spot, Ynglet, Iris and the Giant, sU ainsi que les playformeuses Emilie Rinna et Laura Noël.

Scott, Zack, and Chris B. welcome Brandon Smith from Renaissance Games to talk about his company, his visit to IndieCade 2019, and our favorite indie games. On This Episode (Start) Welcome/Introduction (8:05) News (Bethesda's “Fallout 1st” service for Fallout 76, delays for The Last of Us II, Watch Dogs: Legions, Rainbow Six Quarantine, and Gods and Monsters) (41:37) From the Outside In Topic (“IndieCade 2019 & Our Favorite Indies”) Games We've Been Playing (1:33:35) Call of Duty: Modern Warfare (Xbox One/PS4) (1:49:58) The Outer Worlds (Xbox One) (2:13:34) Closing Grab the episode now on iTunes, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Google Play Music and more. Also, don't forget to check out our Discord Server.

Keith and Jesse head to IndieCade 2019 to check out some games and talk with Bo Ruberg, a professor of video games. Yeah, you read that right. Professor of video games. Bet you're rethinking your career right about now, huh? Us too. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Now, in its second decade, INDIECADE is an INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL dedicated to celebrating INDEPENDENT INTERACTIVE MEDIA from around the globe - like VIDEO GAMES, TABLETOP GAMES, IMMERSIVE GAMES, and everything in-between! Check out some festival highlights from IndieCade 2019: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rVmOwfXfY5IGET MORE IndieCade: Official IndieCade website: https://www.indiecade.com IndieCade 2019 Award Winners & Games: https://www.indiecade.com/awards IndieCade Membership: https://www.indiecade.com/membership IndieCade Game Store: https://indiecade.chrono.gg About MindMineTV: We're Evin and Tatiana - filmmakers, actors, directors, digital media producers, and gamers. Join us for exciting games, hilarious jokes (at least we like to think so), engaging perspectives and a passion for entertaining you (the Brainstream community)!Connect with MindMineTV: Visit the MindMineTV WEBSITE: http://mindminepod.com Check out MindMineTV on INSTAGRAM: http://instagram.com/MindMineTV Follow MindMineTV on TWITTER: http://twitter.com/MindMineTV Watch MindMineTV live on TWITCH: http://twitch.com/MindMineTV Add to the MindMineTV tip jar on STREAMELEMENTS: https://streamelements.com/mindminetv...

In this episode, Sean Latham, the Director for the Oklahoma Center for the Humanities, has a conversation with Tracy Fullerton, an award-winning game designer and professor at the University of Southern California. Together they explore what games allow users to do, how entertainment can be forged from the process, and why "play" is at the heart of all it. Links: https://humanities.utulsa.edu/ https://faculty.utulsa.edu/faculty/sean-latham/ https://www.tracyfullerton.com/ https://www.crcpress.com/Game-Design-Workshop-A-Playcentric-Approach-to-Creating-Innovative-Games/Fullerton/p/book/9781138098770

This week I recorded live from our Airb&b in Santa Monica with more guests then ever to tell you all of the high jinx that ensued during our stay for Indiecade. Brandon and Matt return to the podcast as well as newcomers PJ and Tim so we could talk about indie games, Los Angeles burning down, weird things we saw, and how Indiecade went for us.

Hey y'all! FIRST MINISODE!! Today’s guest is one of three brothers responsible for creating Fictiorama Studios, indie, video game company, and with it, games like Dead Synchronicity and Do Not Feed The Monkeys. They’re actually visiting Santa Monica, California right now to showcase their games in person at Indiecade! On today’s episode, you’ll hear that you really can start from nothing to create something amazing, a shared love of video games, and plenty more! Give it up, for Luiz Olivan! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week on NintenDomain, Casey Kitchel stops by to take about his new puzzle game and how he made it to E3 through IndieCade! www.nintendomainpodcast.com https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/390555540/max-duo-match-and-swap-puzzle-game Music: Octopath Traveler: Main Theme Composed by Yasunori Nishiki Tetris Attack: Flower Stage Composed by Mazaya Kuzume Sushi Party Composed by Namakopouri   Other Topics: Overcooked Captain Toad Treasure Tracker Octopath Traveler Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Mario Kart 8 Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild Fortnite Splatoon 2 Octo Expansion Pokemon Let's Go Dragon Ball FighterZ Valkerie Profile 4 Release date Minecraft Bedrock Edition Dragon Quest X Switch Hacking Nintendo Switch Family Showdown Max Duo

Indiecade always offers a nice respite from the wall of undulating human flesh and heat that is the rest of the E3 show floor. The loose confederation of independent developers often produces compelling and bizarre gaming experiences outside of the big studio system. TendAR is the most compelling example of this out of this year's batch. It is, simply put, a pet fish that feeds on human emotions through augmented reality. I can't really explain why this is a thing, but it is.

Hi everyone! As you may know, I did a talk at Indiecade '17 last month. It went really well, so I thought I'd piece together a lot of that talk into a podcast episode to share with you guys. It's about the special problem of avoiding toxicity, violence, and hostile feelings in strategy games, and … Single Player Competition: Strategy Games You Can Live In (my Indiecade '17 Talk) Read More »

Remember your favorite stuffed toy, when you were a kid? What if that teddy bear, dog, cat or otherwise had really been able to interact with you? Meet Octobo, a blue plush octopus.  He's equipped with sensors and designed to work through your tablet. And his goal, says creator Yuting Su, is to get families playing together and sharing stories. Yuting is the founder and CEO of Thinker-Tinker creative lab, in Los Angeles.  On her website, she describes herself as a "thinker, tinker and dreamer". For Yuting, Octobo represents the latest in a series of interactive projects.   With professional degrees in both the medical field and interactive media design, her past work has included "Curiouser and Curiouser", an interactive pop-up book based on Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland; and the augmented-reality urban puzzle game "pocketOULO". Currently, Yuting is planning a Kickstarter campaign for Octobo, which has already garnered award nominations and been selected for the Electronic Entertainment Expo's 2016 IndieCade. Yuting, who recently exhibited Octobo at TechDay L.A. 2017, shared the story of creating her interactive octopus, some of the resources that worked well for her, during the creative process and her thoughts on the ways she'd like her stuffed toy to improve her young customers' lives. On this edition of Over Coffee®, you'll hear: How Yuting first became interested in creating interactive experiences; How she and her team came to create Octobo; Why Yuting decided on an octopus for her interactive plush toy; The steps she and her team took, from coming up with a concept to making Octobo a reality; An important point of focus for Yuting and her team--and for any startup--in developing a new product; How Octobo works; One of the best reactions Yuting and her team saw, when exhibiting Octobo to young prospective clients; Resources Yuting found helpful (including an innovative "new-ways-to-play" website that may inspire your next fantastic idea!).        

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