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The Radboys have reconvened for yet another Ludum Dare game jam! This time we welcome long-missed Porter and new member Devin to the brainstorming session for our game, where we put our heads together and astral project to a mystical idea zone full of gnomes, locusts, tardigrades, pearled hats and so many other magical creatures. After you listen to the episode you can play the game that we did in fact ship! https://radmars.itch.io/gegnome Hey! Check this out: RuPaul's Drag Race Bad Monkey (Apple TV) KonoSuba (anime) Uzumaki (Max) Late Night with the Devil (Shudder/Streaming) Miyazaki: A Story of Empty Spaces (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-3DyYoUeTs) --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/radmars/support
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Epic Games steht aktuell oft in den Gameskultur-Schlagzeilen: einerseits wegen des Stellenabbaus von rund 16% seiner Workforce, andererseits aufgrund einer Neuausrichtung der Geschäftszweige. Robert Glashüttner und Rainer Sigl nehmen das zum Anlass, in dieser Folge des FM4 Game Podcast Epic Games mal näher zu beleuchten. Die beiden sprechen auch über VR und das sogenannte Metaverse, und über den aktuellen Tarot- und Astrologie-Hype in der Popkultur, die ein Wiener Gamesstudio schlau zu nutzen weiß. Außerdem: Roberts Spielkultur-Rundgang in Wien, Shadow Drops, Ludum Dare 54 und Warren Spectors 40-jähriges Industriejubiläum. Empfehlungen aus der Redaktion: Spielkonsole Playdate, "Witchfire" und "Cocoon". (Folge #88) Sendungshinweis: FM4 Game Podcast, 5. Oktober 2023, 0-1 Uhr.
Automated Dialogue Replacement. Game Jams. Truck Days. Seth McFarlane's Parking Spot. Reactions to reaction videos. Jeremy Scott Olsen does music and sound, and he loves it. You'll love listening to talk about him loving it, too.Badself Music (JSO's new record label!): https://badselfmusic.comJSO's website: https://main.jeremyscottolsen.com/Hare Runner, the game we made for Ludum Dare 52: https://crychair.itch.io/harerunner
Celebrating 10 years of Steam on Linux! Natural Selection 2 developers call it quits, AMD open-sources FSR 2.2, Ludum Dare staff picks, and Team Fortress 2 gets a holiday-sized update in 2023. All this, plus your hate mail.
It's Ludum Dare time once again! Listen as we brainstorm and harvest all sorts of bizarre game ideas out of our brainmeat, also featuring the elusive lost Radmars member Eugene! Then play our new game: https://radmars.itch.io/ Hey! Check this out: Deep Rock Galactic Kerbal Space Program La Mulana Warhammer 40,000: Darktide --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/radmars/support
#244 "Maximum Whooo!"Roundtable 2021.11.25 As the podcast approaches its fifth anniversary, your hosts get a little (more) frivolous. Mark shares some industry news about hardware releases. Ellen prompts everyone to share their experiences of learning development tools and examine their process of learning through the lens of Maximum Whooo. Stephen explores the difference between cooperative and collaborative gameplay, and invents something called a Feedborm. Dang!Steamworks Virtual Conference: Steam Deck - SteamSteam Deck launch delayed by two months - Jay Peters, The VergeIndie handheld Playdate delayed to 2022 - Michael McWhertor, PolygonHow Long to Beat: Metroid Dread - HowLongToBeat Learning to Use Tools 14:05 Ellen Burns-JohnsonMisc.ToolsArticulate Storyline 360, an e-learning development toolGodot, an open-source 2D & 3D game engineGodot: Getting Started >> Step by step - Juan Linietsky, Ariel Manzur and the Godot community, GodotTuckman's stages of group development - WikipediaCoDecks: Playful PlanningSonder (a story) - Ludum Dare 48Proactive and Retroactive Interference (re: learning interference) - Dr. Saul McLeod, Simply Psychology Co-Op Games 53:10.0 Stephen McGregorGame DesignOvercooked Co-Op Review: Five-star co-op gaming - Jason Love, Co-OptimusThere's a Difference Between Cooperation and Collaboration - Ron Ashkenas, Harvard Business Review
Welcome back to Pursuing Pixels, and welcome back to another edition of 'Save it for the 'cast!' This week, Kevin truly keeps the introduction short and sweet for a change; primarily taking a little time to gush about Downwell, now that it's become his go-to game on the Nintendo Switch again — at least when it comes to playing in handheld mode! From there, John & Randall join in on the conversation, as we discuss everything from the latest Ludum Dare game jam — including entries from PUNKCAKE Délicieux & Team Bugulon — to Warhammer and The Legend of Zelda, and much more... Timestamps: Downwell - 00:02:02 Ludum Dare 51 - 00:17:51 ↳ Swapwood Quest R - 00:19:36 ↳ The Turgenev Study - 00:21:19 Thanks for taking the time to listen! If you'd like to find us elsewhere on the Internet, you can find us at:
Hey, remember how Radmars is actually a game dev group? No? Well I don't blame you, but now you have no excuse because we made another game! We participated in the Ludum Dare 51 game jam, and this episode is our Friday night brainstorming session before we started work. Come hear how the delicious game sausage is made! And then play it! Or the other way around! I don't care! Play our new game here: https://radmars.itch.io/360-degree-microscope Hey! Check this out: Hexagons are the bestagons (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=thOifuHs6eY) Flux Gourmet (2022 film) Oxygen Not Included --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/radmars/support
Ludum Dare 50 winner Shotgun King is a wild twist on chess, with dashes of roguelike deckbuilding and a scattering of buckshot. As the Black King, all your subjects have abandoned you. Face off against...
Ludum Dare 50 winner Shotgun King is a wild twist on chess, with dashes of roguelike deckbuilding and a scattering of buckshot. As the Black King, all your subjects have abandoned you. Face off against...
It's a Nice Postmortem! Ellen brings her instructional design colleague Mark Hamilton to discuss the development process behind the LxJamathon, a combination of both a hackathon and a game jam meant to allow instructional designers to practice their skills! Find out what went well and what didn't in this fascinating look into the event. Postmortem: "LxJamathon" ProductionInstructional Design Reddit - RedditInstructional Design Discord - DiscordLxJamathon Website - Ellen Burns-Johnson and Mark Hamilton, LxJamathonLxJamathon itch.io - Ellen Burns-Johnson and Mark Hamilton, itch.ioMidwest Mysteries - The Oscaloose - SoundCloudLxJamathon Entries - itch.ioA Simple Guide to Four Popular Online Learning Formats - Nameera Sallum, CommLab IndiaMark HamiltonGuest Mark Hamilton is a instructional media developer and studio manager for the University of Iowa. External link Mark Hamilton on LinkedInEllen Burns-JohnsonYour Nice HostGuestBy day, Ellen Burns-Johnson is a learning experience designer (LXD) and consultant. With more than a decade of experience in the education and training industries, she has crafted the instructional strategy and design for dozens of major initiatives across diverse topics, from classroom safety to IT sales. Emphasizing collaboration and playfulness in her approach to creating learning experiences, Ellen's work has earned multiple awards for interactivity and gameful design.By night (and on the weekends) Ellen stays as plugged into the Twin Cities Gamedev scene as she's able to, contributing to game jam teams and local projects. She was a level designer and “explosion czar” on Widget Satchel and a designer/producer for a few different Ludum Dare and Global Game Jam teams.Ellen lives in Saint Paul with her husband Eric and their two dogs, Dante and Pixel. Ellen is terrible at racing games, she always picks the sniper build, and she loves a good puzzle/platformer. External link Ellen on LinkedInEllen on Twitter
It's a Nice Postmortem! Ellen brings her instructional design colleague Mark Hamilton to discuss the development process behind the LxJamathon, a combination of both a hackathon and a game jam meant to allow instructional designers to practice their skills! Find out what went well and what didn't in this fascinating look into the event. Postmortem: "LxJamathon" ProductionInstructional Design Reddit - RedditInstructional Design Discord - DiscordLxJamathon Website - Ellen Burns-Johnson and Mark Hamilton, LxJamathonLxJamathon itch.io - Ellen Burns-Johnson and Mark Hamilton, itch.ioMidwest Mysteries - The Oscaloose - SoundCloudLxJamathon Entries - itch.ioA Simple Guide to Four Popular Online Learning Formats - Nameera Sallum, CommLab IndiaMark HamiltonGuest Mark Hamilton is a instructional media developer and studio manager for the University of Iowa. External link Mark Hamilton on LinkedInEllen Burns-JohnsonYour Nice HostGuestBy day, Ellen Burns-Johnson is a learning experience designer (LXD) and consultant. With more than a decade of experience in the education and training industries, she has crafted the instructional strategy and design for dozens of major initiatives across diverse topics, from classroom safety to IT sales. Emphasizing collaboration and playfulness in her approach to creating learning experiences, Ellen's work has earned multiple awards for interactivity and gameful design.By night (and on the weekends) Ellen stays as plugged into the Twin Cities Gamedev scene as she's able to, contributing to game jam teams and local projects. She was a level designer and “explosion czar” on Widget Satchel and a designer/producer for a few different Ludum Dare and Global Game Jam teams.Ellen lives in Saint Paul with her husband Eric and their two dogs, Dante and Pixel. Ellen is terrible at racing games, she always picks the sniper build, and she loves a good puzzle/platformer. External link Ellen on LinkedInEllen on Twitter
Welcome back to Pursuing Pixels, and welcome back to another edition of 'Save it for the 'cast!' This week, Kevin kicks things off with an update on the latest games that the folks at PUNKCAKE Délicieux have been continuing to crank out — including a spotlight to Shotgun King, their entry to Ludum Dare 50 — alongside a couple more quick shoutouts! Once we get into the chit chat, John kicks things off with some of his thoughts on the Final Fantasy VII Remake, Kevin digs a little deeper into Unpacking, and much more... Timestamps: PUNKCAKE Délicieux - 00:01:24 Soulchild - 00:06:02 Flat Heroes - 00:07:43 Final Fantasy VII Remake - 00:09:27 Unpacking - 00:22:06 Thanks for taking the time to listen! If you'd like to find us elsewhere on the Internet, you can find us at:
What can a video game teach us about pandemics? What are the different things a sneeze can smell like? And what makes game jams so magical? Hakkar the Soulflayer, npc asymptomatic carriers, just reset the world and change the code!, a disease model with real people, death isn't temporary, show us the patch notes, self protection fatigue, pandemics are complicated, “look for the helpers, you will always find people who are helping”, only humans can simulate humans, “I sneeze so much”, what scents can sneezes have? smells are weird, phantosmia, Ella channeling Tom's bad jokes, “all the tubes are connected”, piss breath, “how are we functioning?”, Tom made indie games, the first game jam email, 100,000 Guys, the Ludum Dare, “There's too many days” “Counter Clockwise”, Hungry Knight!, Tom's first dream game, thesis jam, Pierrec's french review of Tom's game. Support us on Patreon! Join our Discord! Sources: Lancet Corrupted Blood Paper Epidemiology Corrupted Blood Paper Wired Corrupted Blood Article PCGamer Corrupted Blood Article Chen 2013 Epidemic Game Charlotte Eye, Ear, Note and Throat Associates on Smelly Sneezes Why does my sneeze smell bad? Acetone Breath Bacterid Producing Sweet Smells Losing Your Smell Phantosmia Ammonia Breath Correlation of Ammonia Breath during Hemodialysis History of Game Jams The First Game Jam Email Pierrec's Revied of Tom's First Game
This week marks the debut of our new recurring segment: “From Jam to Gem,” an exploration of game jam games that later got a full release. For our first game, we play “Sacrifices Must Be Made,” a Ludum Dare 43 submission by Daniel Mullins that later became Inscryption. We compare the game to its predecessor and explore what the differences and similarities of the two versions tell us about the game's development process. Find the game here: https://dmullinsgames.itch.io/sacrifices-must-be-made And follow the creator on Twitter: @DMullinsGames
As the podcast approaches its fifth anniversary, your hosts get a little (more) frivolous. Mark shares some industry news about hardware releases. Ellen prompts everyone to share their experiences of learning development tools and examine their process of learning through the lens of Maximum Whooo. Stephen explores the difference between cooperative and collaborative gameplay, and invents something called a Feedborm. Dang!Steamworks Virtual Conference: Steam Deck - SteamSteam Deck launch delayed by two months - Jay Peters, The VergeIndie handheld Playdate delayed to 2022 - Michael McWhertor, PolygonHow Long to Beat: Metroid Dread - HowLongToBeat Learning to Use Tools 14:05 Ellen Burns-JohnsonMisc.ToolsArticulate Storyline 360, an e-learning development toolGodot, an open-source 2D & 3D game engineGodot: Getting Started >> Step by step - Juan Linietsky, Ariel Manzur and the Godot community, GodotTuckman's stages of group development - WikipediaCoDecks: Playful PlanningSonder (a story) - Ludum Dare 48Proactive and Retroactive Interference (re: learning interference) - Dr. Saul McLeod, Simply Psychology Co-Op Games 53:10.0 Stephen McGregorGame DesignOvercooked Co-Op Review: Five-star co-op gaming - Jason Love, Co-OptimusThere's a Difference Between Cooperation and Collaboration - Ron Ashkenas, Harvard Business Review
As the podcast approaches its fifth anniversary, your hosts get a little (more) frivolous. Mark shares some industry news about hardware releases. Ellen prompts everyone to share their experiences of learning development tools and examine their process of learning through the lens of Maximum Whooo. Stephen explores the difference between cooperative and collaborative gameplay, and invents something called a Feedborm. Dang! Steamworks Virtual Conference: Steam Deck - Steam Steam Deck launch delayed by two months - Jay Peters, The Verge Indie handheld Playdate delayed to 2022 - Michael McWhertor, Polygon How Long to Beat: Metroid Dread - HowLongToBeat Learning to Use Tools 14:05 Ellen Burns-Johnson Misc. Tools Articulate Storyline 360, an e-learning development tool Godot, an open-source 2D & 3D game engine Godot: Getting Started >> Step by step - Juan Linietsky, Ariel Manzur and the Godot community, Godot Tuckman's stages of group development - Wikipedia CoDecks: Playful Planning Sonder (a story) - Ludum Dare 48 Proactive and Retroactive Interference (re: learning interference) - Dr. Saul McLeod, Simply Psychology Co-Op Games 53:10.0 Stephen McGregor Game Design Overcooked Co-Op Review: Five-star co-op gaming - Jason Love, Co-Optimus There's a Difference Between Cooperation and Collaboration - Ron Ashkenas, Harvard Business Review
This month, Knox developers Allen, Jared, and Levi show off their games developed for Ludum Dare 49 and more. Links and Notes Dark Crossings by Allen – https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/49/dark-crossings Cubic Nightmare by Jared – https://jaredbgreat.itch.io/cubic-nightmare Chester Servesalot by Levi – https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/49/waiter-extraordinaire John Handgonne's wacky escapade by Jacob – https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/49/john-handgonnes-wacky-escapade Podcast theme music – Ride by Pocketmaster
Today we're joined by musician and game engine creator Jazz Mickle to talk about why Unity sucks and how Ludum Dare went.
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This week I'm joined by Nick, known in the game dev community as Vimlark. Vimlark is a game jam veteran who participates in sever game jams every year. In 2020, Vim managed to place in the top 20 submissions during the Game Makers Toolkit Jam with his game, Make the Way . In this episode, we discuss the importance of creating a good user experience in games. We chat about one really appreciated UX element, and one that is often left out but highly sought after. Following our discussion we design a game around the theme, "What's Old is New". For more on Vimlark's games, Youtube and Twitch channels, visit the links below: Games: https://vimlark.itch.io/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/Vimlark Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/vimlark -------- Announcements! Jammers is changing! This will be the final episode of Jammers in it's current format. Future episodes will be released every few months and feature several game developers providing their insights on a single game dev topic. Follow us on Twitter ( @jammerspodcast ) for updates. One of our community members, Jitspoe, is releasing Goop Loop on Steam! Available July 21st, 2021, Goop Loop started as a Ludum Dare jam game utilizing the theme "Stuck in a Loop". This game sticks a unique movement mechanic into a comedic, physics based platformer that is sure to be all the rage. Other games in this genre include Getting Over It, Jump King, and more. Find Goop Loop here, on Steam. -------- To submit your own jam themes, visit www.JammersPodcast.com Follow us on Twitter for updates on past and future guests @jammerspodcast . --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jammerspodcast/message
This week I'm joined by August Yadon. August is a game developer, a software engineer, and he's the creator behind the comical VR experience, Plunker. We chat about our experience with Ludum Dare 41 (Combine two incompatible game genres) - my first ever game jam, in which August and I teamed up to create Death Fog Dash. In the end, we come up with a rather unique game mechanic surrounding the theme "Transmission". You can play our LD41 submission, Death Fog Dash here . To keep up with August, follow him on Twitter @auggodoggo or on Instagram @auggodoggogames To submit your own game jam themes, visit JammersPodcast.com . Follow us on Twitter for updates on past and future guests @jammerspodcast . --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jammerspodcast/message
Welcome back to Pursuing Pixels. We're a little less jam-packed in regards to quantity this week, but we are MORE than making up for it in the quality department, with some seriously top-notch games on the docket this week...so, let's go! First things first, we've all got BOBA fever! This awesome little precision platformer from indie dev trio, Casey MacNiel, Dalton Leavy, & Connor Grail is an absolutely fantastic experience from top to bottom...and on top of all that, there is a full blown level editor that is super simple to use and already has loads of great player-made levels! Kevin also just can't leave Ludum Dare 48 alone and has one more amazingly polished precision puzzle platformer, Tailspin!, from Team Bugulon. Randall has been playing a bunch of PHOGS! with his wife Tina, and they've been having a blast with this wacky co-op puzzle adventure! Kevin has a couple more indies to spotlight (per usual), after sinking a ton of time into both Die in the Dungeon, a roguelite deckbuilding dice game, and Townseek, a super chill trading exploration game. Finally, John wraps things up with Touhou: Luna Nights, which he is thaaaat close to 100%-ing! This action-packed & puzzle-filled metroidvania is shaping up to be amongst his favorites, in one of his favorite genres—shockingly, John & Kevin agree on a metroidvania! :) Timestamps: BOBA - 00:02:12 Tailspin! - 00:12:15 PHOGS! - 00:14:35 Die in the Dungeon - 00:22:04 Townseek - 00:27:27 Touhou: Luna Nights - 00:29:22 Thanks so much for taking the time to listen! If you'd like to find us elsewhere on the internet, you can find us at: linktr.ee/pursuingpixels www.pursuingpixels.com Twitch // YouTube Twitter // Instagram Come and join us on our Discord
Welcome back to Pursuing Pixels. We've got a whole bunch of games to get to this week—including a few more spotlights from the recent Ludum Dare 48 game jam—so let's things get started! After we chat about LD48, Kevin & John also took a look at the latest game from indie dev, Blabberf, Oracle Chain, from the ongoing #ChainLetter Jam, which is exactly what it sounds like! After that, Randall shares his thoughts on Toree 3D, the fantastic little fast-paced 3D platformer we discussed a few weeks back...and it's only a buck!?! John decides to take a look at Final Fantasy: Mystic Quest after all of the retro gaming we've been doing lately, and shares some thoughts on this JRPG designed to target the Western audience. From there, Kevin does his usual thing and rattles off a few more indie games—this week discussing a few really fantastic upcoming platformers! Finally, we wrap things up with a little video game pinball action, as we plow through a ton of our retro favorites & new discoveries—along with some other games outside of the ‘genre' that utilize pinball mechanics. Phew...that's all folks! Timestamps: More Ludum Dare 48 spotlights - 00:00:51 ---> Below the Ocean - 00:01:22 ---> Fallen Shovel - 00:08:06 ---> Corla - 00:11:22 Oracle Chain - 00:14:53 Toree 3D - 00:20:25 Final Fantasy: Mystic Quest - 00:25:07 Awesome Indie Demos - 00:33:01 ---> Germinal - 00:34:07 ---> Teabat! - 00:36:43 ---> OCDA - 00:41:03 Video Game Pinball Extravaganza - 00:45:11 Thanks so much for taking the time to listen! If you'd like to find us elsewhere on the internet, you can find us at: linktr.ee/pursuingpixels www.pursuingpixels.com Twitch // YouTube Twitter // Instagram Come and join us on our Discord
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Welcome back to Pursuing Pixels. We've got a whole bunch of games to talk about this week of all shapes & sizes, so let's get right down to business! John kicks things off with an update on his ongoing adventures in Monster Hunter: Rise—he's seen the credits roll at this point, but that doesn't mean he's anywhere near being done with this game! Sounds like there is ALL sorts of post-game goodness to dig into, so there's a good chance it'll come up again in the future! From there, we dive right into a discussion of the recent Ludum Dare 48 game jam, taking some time to highlight some of our favorite entries & discoveries so far, including a few from some of our favorite indie developers! There's also a really good chance we're gonna talk a little more Ludum Dare action next week—there are just TOO many incredible games! While we're on the subject of game jams, Randall & Kevin dig into Space Gulls, the latest new NES game from Morphcat Games, made for the NESdev competition. Morphcat is definitely a developer to keep an eye on, for retro & indie fans alike. If you've listened to the podcast before, you already know how much John loves a good metroidvania, and he's been playing through his favorite entry in the Castlevania franchise, Circle of the Moon. And while we're on the topic of the Game Boy Advance, Kevin mentions a couple of import titles that never made their way over to North America—alongside Ufouria: The Saga, a quirky metroidvania on the NES that also never made its way overseas. Timestamps: Monster Hunter: Rise - 00:02:17 Ludum Dare 48 spotlights - 00:07:20 ---> Holey Hell - 00:10:00 ---> Underneath - 00:14:09 ---> Grapple Tongue - 00:18:30 ---> Frog - 00:20:13 ---> Tooth Toss - 00:22:24 Space Gulls - 00:24:49 Castlevania: Circle of the Moon - 00:32:32 ---> What brings ‘you' to a metroidvania? - 00:36:58 Import game streaming - 00:42:34 ---> Ufouria: The Saga - 00:42:42 ---> Densetsu no Stafy series - 00:45:54 ---> Kuru Kuru Kururin - 00:48:19 Thanks so much for taking the time to listen! If you'd like to find us elsewhere on the internet, you can find us at: linktr.ee/pursuingpixels www.pursuingpixels.com Twitch // YouTube Twitter // Instagram Come and join us on our Discord
This week, we talk about the core interactions that games are made of with Allan Rust, creative director of The Game Agency. We've been wanting to have Allan on the program for a long time, and it was worth the wait!Ellen and Mark's Ludum Dare 48 game, Sonder (a story) can now be played in a web browser from its Itch.io page!Stephen (and company)'s game Fingeance is still hot off the presses. Go download it and reclaim the sea! Gameful UX Game DesignUI / UXThe Training Arcade"Jeopardy!" TV Challenge DemoAn 'Overjoyed' LeVar Burton Welcomes Chance To Guest-Host 'Jeopardy!' - Bill Chappell, NPRWhat is a Lottie?Howler.jsWhat is middleware?Adobe XDAllan RustGuest Allan is the creative director of the The Game Agency, which creates custom game-based solutions and learning experiences. With a background in multiple creative arts, Allan is also a long-time member of the Minneapolis-based band and vocal quartet The Blenders. External link The Game AgencyAllen on LinkedinThe Blenders
This week, we talk about the core interactions that games are made of with Allan Rust, creative director of The Game Agency. We've been wanting to have Allan on the program for a long time, and it was worth the wait! Ellen and Mark's Ludum Dare 48 game, Sonder (a story) can now be played in a web browser from its Itch.io page! Stephen (and company)'s game Fingeance is still hot off the presses. Go download it and reclaim the sea! Gameful UX Game Design UI / UX The Training Arcade "Jeopardy!" TV Challenge Demo An 'Overjoyed' LeVar Burton Welcomes Chance To Guest-Host 'Jeopardy!' - Bill Chappell, NPR What is a Lottie? Howler.js What is middleware? Adobe XD Allan Rust Guest Allan is the creative director of the The Game Agency, which creates custom game-based solutions and learning experiences. With a background in multiple creative arts, Allan is also a long-time member of the Minneapolis-based band and vocal quartet The Blenders. External link The Game Agency Allen on Linkedin The Blenders
Knox Game Design had two great entries for Ludum Dare 48. The theme was Deeper and deeper. Let us know if we missed your game entry and we will add it to the list! Delve Inc. by Jacob You play as a dwarf in a hastily constructed drillship delving deep into an abandoned mining plot … Continue reading Ludum Dare 48 Entries – Knox Game Design, May 2021 →
Sound the alarm, it's the second half of Evil Games Club's latest nefarious reign over the clubhouse! This time, Adia, Dylan and Dale take their misdeeds to new heights with an "Evil Games Jam." Can they invent a playable game and test it in a single episode? What maddening mechanics will be unleashed from these malevolent minds? Take shelter under your headphones and listen if you dare!The Interactive Fiction CompetitionSpring Thing Festival of Interactive FictionLudum Dare 48NaNoReNO JamOST Jam Prompt Create a game you might find in a casino, where the house always wins. Game type Card game Player count 3 Materials Standard deck of 52 playing cards Setup In this game, the Patrons and the Dealer oppose each other. In the spirit of the prompt, the idea is that the Dealer needs to win against the Patrons, but keep them interested enough to keep playing.The Dealer wants to win against the Patrons.The Patrons will work with each other to make more matches than the Dealer—while having fun!Setting up the game:Decide who will be The Dealer. The Dealer shuffles the deck and deals each player 5 cards, face down.The Dealer deals themselves 5 cards, face down.Play starts with the person to the Dealer's left and proceeds clockwise. Rules GOALPatrons want to create more sets of matching 4 cards than the Dealer before the deck runs out. A set = 4 cards of the same number.Heads up! Here are some important notes:The Dealer's rules are slightly different than the Players' rules. The differences are noted below in line with the regular rules.The discard pool is not the same thing as the discard pile. A discard pool is created during each round and then merged into the discard pile at the start of the Dealer's turn each round.PLAYER TURNSOn each player's turn, they will take the following steps in order:Draw cardsSwitch cardsDiscard(Dealer only) Before you draw cards, move the cards in the discard pool from that round into the discard pile.1: DRAW CARDSOn their turn, each player takes one of the following actions:Draw up to 2 cards from the deck and place it face up in front of them Draw up to 2 cards from the discard pool and place it face up in front of them (Dealer only) If the player is the Dealer, they can pick up to 2 cards from any of the Patrons' hands and put them face up on the table OR put them directly into their hand2: SWITCH CARDS The player may then swap cards from their hand for cards they just drew, maintaining a hand of 5 cards. Patrons can only switch "like for like"—cards of the same color or number. Examples:Swap the Queen of Spades for the Five of ClubsSwap the Four of Diamonds for the Four of SpadesThe Dealer doesn't have to follow the "like for like" rule. They can switch whatever cards they want. Unfair? Yep! That's the point.3: DISCARDThe player should now have 5 cards in their hand and 2 cards leftover—either ones that were switched out, or ones that were drawn and not switched. The player must do one of the following before the end of their turn:Discard the leftover 2 cards into the discard pool.(Dealer only) Hand the leftover 2 cards to the Patron from which you drew your cards in step 1 of this turn.MAKING A SETA set is created when a single player holds 4 cards of the same number in their hand. When a player creates a set, they place all four cards on the table, then draws back up to a 5 card hand. PLAYING TO WINPlayers take turns, clockwise, until the deck is expended. If the Dealer has made the most 4-card sets by the end of the game, the Dealer wins. If the Patrons have more 4-card sets than the Dealer, the Patrons win!SHARING INFORMATIONPatrons can share information about their hands with each other by placing their hands face-up on the table. If you do this, know that the Dealer will get to see what's in your hand, too!That's all the rules that we're allowed to talk about. If you try out the game, let us know what you think!
Sound the alarm! It's the second part of Evil Games Club's nefarious reign over the clubhouse. This time, Adia, Dylan and Dale take their misdeeds to new heights with an "Evil Games Jam." Can they invent a playable game and test it in a single episode? What maddening mechanics will be unleashed from these malevolent minds? Take shelter under your headphones and listen if you dare! The Interactive Fiction Competition Spring Thing Festival of Interactive Fiction Ludum Dare 48 NaNoReNO Jam OST Jam Prompt Create a game you might find in a casino, where the house always wins. Game type Card game Player count 3 Materials Standard deck of 52 playing cards Setup In this game, the Patrons and the Dealer oppose each other. In the spirit of the prompt, the idea is that the Dealer needs to win against the Patrons, but keep them interested enough to keep playing. The Dealer wants to win against the Patrons. The Patrons will work with each other to make more matches than the Dealer—while having fun! Setting up the game: Decide who will be The Dealer. The Dealer shuffles the deck and deals each player 5 cards, face down. The Dealer deals themselves 5 cards, face down. Play starts with the person to the Dealer's left and proceeds clockwise. Rules GOAL Patrons want to create more sets of matching 4 cards than the Dealer before the deck runs out. A set = 4 cards of the same number. Heads up! Here are some important notes: The Dealer's rules are slightly different than the Players' rules. The differences are noted below in line with the regular rules. The discard pool is not the same thing as the discard pile. A discard pool is created during each round and then merged into the discard pile at the start of the Dealer's turn each round. PLAYER TURNS On each player's turn, they will take the following steps in order: Draw cards Switch cards Discard (Dealer only) Before you draw cards, move the cards in the discard pool from that round into the discard pile. 1: DRAW CARDS On their turn, each player takes one of the following actions: Draw up to 2 cards from the deck and place it face up in front of them Draw up to 2 cards from the discard pool and place it face up in front of them (Dealer only) If the player is the Dealer, they can pick up to 2 cards from any of the Patrons' hands and put them face up on the table OR put them directly into their hand 2: SWITCH CARDS The player may then swap cards from their hand for cards they just drew, maintaining a hand of 5 cards. Patrons can only switch "like for like"—cards of the same color or number. Examples: Swap the Queen of Spades for the Five of Clubs Swap the Four of Diamonds for the Four of Spades The Dealer doesn't have to follow the "like for like" rule. They can switch whatever cards they want. Unfair? Yep! That's the point. 3: DISCARD The player should now have 5 cards in their hand and 2 cards leftover—either ones that were switched out, or ones that were drawn and not switched. The player must do one of the following before the end of their turn: Discard the leftover 2 cards into the discard pool. (Dealer only) Hand the leftover 2 cards to the Patron from which you drew your cards in step 1 of this turn. MAKING A SET A set is created when a single player holds 4 cards of the same number in their hand. When a player creates a set, they place all four cards on the table, then draws back up to a 5 card hand. PLAYING TO WIN Players take turns, clockwise, until the deck is expended. If the Dealer has made the most 4-card sets by the end of the game, the Dealer wins. If the Patrons have more 4-card sets than the Dealer, the Patrons win! SHARING INFORMATION Patrons can share information about their hands with each other by placing their hands face-up on the table. If you do this, know that the Dealer will get to see what's in your hand, too! That's all the rules that we're allowed to talk about. If you try out the game, let us know what you think!
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This week I'm joined by Dan... better knows as Honest Dan of Honest Dan Games. Dan is a UK based game developer who is often found streaming his game dev process as he explores Unreal Engine. This episode we compare and contrast our experiences with Ludum Dare and Global Game Jam. We look at different approaches to game design specifically for game jams and what makes for a good game jam theme. To keep up with Dan, check out his stream on Twitch at www.twitch.tv/honestdangames Check out some of his past games including the Curse of Cattenburg, which earned 12th place in Ludum Dare, on Dan's itch.io page https://honestdan.itch.io To submit your own theme ideas visit JammersPodcast.com Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @jammerspodcast For all other comments and inquiries, email: info@jammerspodcast.com Checkout the upcoming Ludum Dare at LDJam.com Checkout Global Game Jam at https://globalgamejam.org/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jammerspodcast/message
Hello, Shenanites! This week, we talk about less random randomness, floors and ceilings, and proper beverage production. Plans aren’t plans so much as they’re educated guesses. Adherence runs counter to adaptation, and it’s important to know when and where to switch modes. What we’re saying is, get those pillars! Questions answered (abbreviated): - Flyhoppie Axerompa: Seth, could you please stream while you make a game for Ludum Dare? - Beekie Boppaboop: Is there a chance we could get some new segments on the show? To stay up to date with all of our buttery goodness subscribe to the podcast on Apple podcasts (apple.co/1LxNEnk) or wherever you get your audio goodness. If you want to get more involved in the Butterscotch community, hop into our DISCORD server at discord.gg/bscotch and say hello! Submit questions at https://www.bscotch.net/podcast, disclose all of your secrets to podcast@bscotch.net, and send letters, gifts, and tasty treats to http://bit.ly/bscotchmailbox. Finally, if you’d like to support the show and buy some coffee FOR Butterscotch, head over to http://moneygrab.bscotch.net.
From Retro to Neo ist unser kompaktestes Bonusformat für unsere Patreon/Steady-Unterstützer. Andy stellt darin jeden Monat einen spielenswerten Indie-Geheimtipp vor, der obendrein mit einem besonderen Retro-Charme punktet. Und weil Andy ein großes Herz für gute Videospielmusik hat, gibt’s auch stets Originalstücke zu hören. Diese Folge wurde im Oktober 2020 produziert. Episodenbeschreibung: In der zweiten Folge von From Retro to Neo widmet sich Andy erneut einem modernen Spiel, das von einem Großteil der Fachpresse völlig zu Unrecht ignoriert wurde. Reventure sieht auf den ersten Blick wie ein generisches Action-Adventure mit schlichter Pixelgrafik aus. Doch in Wahrheit steckt es voller Spielwitz und origineller Ideen, die uns gleich an mehrere liebgewonnene Retro-Klassiker erinnert haben. Andy stellt euch das Kleinod in einer knappen halben Stunde vor und geizt dabei nicht mit mehreren Soundtrack-Schnipseln, die der Musiker Daniel Parejo für Reventure komponiert hat. Viel Spaß beim Hören! Andy & Benedikt Weitere Folgen dieser Art (etwa zu Kelvin and the Infamous Machine, The Talos Principle oder Delete) gibt es für Unterstützer ab 5 Euro. Mitgliedschaften können wahlweise bei Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/gamesinsider) oder der deutschen Plattform Steady (https://steadyhq.com/gamesinsider) abgeschlossen werden.
Evoland führt den Spielenden in die Geschichte der Action-Adventures ein. Das liebevoll gestaltete Spiel zitiert in diesem Zusammenhang viele Klassiker der Videospielgeschichte.
The team puts on its nostalgia goggles and looks to the past to discuss the true origins of the Radmars team! Here we talk about game jams, Ludum Dare, and all the various great and less-than-great games we've made over the years. Put on your lore pants and get out your notebook because this will be on the exam. And remember you can play our games at: radmars.com radmars.itch.io Hey! Check this out: Spelunky 2 The Autopsy of Jane Doe J. Kenji López-Alt (Youtube Channel) In the Mouth of Madness Wintersteel --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/radmars/support
Efter en lång paus är vi äntligen tillbaka! Martin har gjort ett nytt spel på gamejamet Ludum Dare och tar upp en del kring det senaste om VR. Sedan diskuterar vi den moderna AI-klassiskern Superintelligence av Nick Bostrom och Stuart Russells senaste bok Human Compatible som Daniel har läst. Länkar Gamejamet Ludum Dare Martins spel Godot engine Unity Vulkan OpenGL In house Exempel på facetracking Nvidias AI-videosamtal Digital signering Obama Reads the Navy Seal Copypasta (AI) - ett av många exempel på röstsyntes eller "deep fake-röster" Superintelligence av Nick Bostrom Human Compatible av Stuart Russell Existential risk AGI Recommender system Click-through rate Paperclip maximizer - ett system vars enda mål är att bygga så många gem som möjligt Optimeringsmetoder
A recap of the Ludum Dare 47 game jam plus a post mortem. Also what others on the Knox Game Design Discord have been developing. If you are interested in attending a Knox Game Design meeting either virtually or in-person, let us know! Show Links and Notes Ludum Dare 47 keynotes – https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/47/$212263/welcome-to-ludum-dare-47-ps-we-start-early Circuitus Infinitus … Continue reading Ludum Dare 47 Recap – Knox Game Design, October 2020 →
Ellen Burns-Johnson joins us once again in the club house to discuss our work on Widget Satchel (a platformer staring an adorable ferret!) We talk all about what went well, what was challenging and what is still left to do.Widget Satchel: Our goal is to release in April 2019.Wishlist Widget Satchel now on Steam! Code Comment episode about Widget Satchel Code Comment: "Widget Satchel" Ludum Dare special video episode featuring the first prototype version Nice Plays: Ludum Dare 40 games (2017) What We Did On Our Winter Break (2019) IRLMeta
#63 "I have so much feelings..."Roundtable 2018.01.02 This week, your nice hosts get into it. Stephen is split on everything, Mark is the bad guy, and it's all Martha's fault.Stephen and Mark talked about their Ludum Dare 40 game, Widget Satchel, which Martha played on last week's Nice Plays episode! Loot Systems 0:03:58 Stephen McGregorGame DesignZelda: Breath Of The Wild Players Are Tricking Amiibos To Grind For Rare Loot - Ethan Gach , KotakuNioh's latest patch fixes its most annoying flaw - Jeffrey Matulef, Eurogamer Stephen brought up our recent episode on repetition in games, "Schrödinger's Animal Crossing."NeuroVoider Chock-Full of Rogue-Like KillBot Twin-Stick Shooting - James Cunningham, Hardcore GamerBungie says it " betrayed" Destiny 2 fans over transparency - YouTube Loot Boxes 0:29:30 Martha MegarryGamingMarketingLoot boxes in video games will soon get a review flag from OpenCritic - Sam Machkovech, Ars TechnicaWhat You Need To Know About Shadow of War's Controversial Loot Boxes - Patricia Hernandez, KotakuA Guide To The Endless, Confusing Star Wars Battlefront II Controversy - Gita Jackson, KotakuGearbox boss Randy Pitchford is ‘very much against predatory monetization schem… - Dustin Bailey, PCGamesNAn inconvenient truth: game prices have come down with time - Ben Kuchera, Ars TechnicaI Just Got A Bunch Of Overwatch Gift Cards, And I'm Terrified To Use Them - Nathan Grayson, KotakuHow Luis Von Ahn Turned Countless Hours Of Mindless Activity Into Something Val… - Alison Griswold, Business InsiderGame Designer Damion Schubert posted a thread on Twitter about how to do loot boxes ethically. Mark was not convinced.
Following a few discussions on social media in the wake of Ludum Dare 43 (enjoy my photo from LD19), I took an opportunity to gather my thoughts on this revered tradition of ours and ask a few important questions: Why do we do this? Why do we do it like this? Should we still be doing this? Believe me, I'm far from anti-jam. I've probably participated in a dozen over the last decade, but I do have some thoughts on how we can put them to better use. I don't think we should respect any practice too much to question it, so let's get the ball rolling. Though I've been thinking on this topic a long time, tweeting with some folks including your friend and mine, Christer Kaitila helped me finally decide to organize what was in my head. If you jam, you should check out his book, The Game Jam Survival Guide. We'll have to pester him to make an appearance here soon. It was a great week of feedback around social media after a show we were actually worried about for a few reasons so thank you one and all. As always, your ratings and reviews keep our community growing, and your kind words keep us working on it. Thank you! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gamedevbreakdown/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gamedevbreakdown/support
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Your nice hosts welcome instructional designer Ellen Burns-Johnson to the clubhouse, as we discuss the many ways to approach teaching using interactive games. Along the way, we talk about bugs (of the many leg variety), snow falling from buildings, and traumatizing but educational game experiences. Learning Through Games Game DesignUI / UXEllen references THOTH, a twin-stick shooter made by Carlsen Games.Much of Ellen's work is based off of the CCAF framework.Learn about how to make fake news from the educator backed Bad News.Custom eLearning Vs. Off-The-Shelf eLearning: Which Is Right For You? - Ayesha Habeeb Omer, Ph.D, eLearning IndustryCathy Moore talks about training design ideas on her blogKentucky Fried Chicken's Virtual Reality game The Hard Way - YouTubeAssassin's Creed Origins' new educational mode is a violence-free tour through … - Andrew Webster, The VergeEllen played SimAnt as a kid!Ellen Burns-JohnsonYour Nice HostGuestBy day, Ellen Burns-Johnson is a learning experience designer (LXD) and consultant. With more than a decade of experience in the education and training industries, she has crafted the instructional strategy and design for dozens of major initiatives across diverse topics, from classroom safety to IT sales. Emphasizing collaboration and playfulness in her approach to creating learning experiences, Ellen's work has earned multiple awards for interactivity and gameful design.By night (and on the weekends) Ellen stays as plugged into the Twin Cities Gamedev scene as she's able to, contributing to game jam teams and local projects. She was a level designer and “explosion czar” on Widget Satchel and a designer/producer for a few different Ludum Dare and Global Game Jam teams.Ellen lives in Saint Paul with her husband Eric and their two dogs, Dante and Pixel. Ellen is terrible at racing games, she always picks the sniper build, and she loves a good puzzle/platformer. External link Ellen on LinkedInEllen on Twitter
(Watch this and other Nice Plays on YouTube for HD-quality.)It's an Xmas miracle! In this jumbo-sized edition, your nice hosts play 36 (!!!) games in less than 50 minutes! Each of these games were created during the 40th Ludum Dare online game jam, which took place December 1st - 4th, 2017.Stephen and Mark participated in this jam with friends of the show Sara Ferret and Lane Davis, and to cap off this episode, Martha plays their game, Widget Satchel.GamesAntiBucketAvoidanceBabies with GunsBetween StationsBrick RacerClaustrophobiaCoinminator 2000Critters Inc.CrosstalkDangle CopterApparently I'm a DetectiveThe Fabulous Orchestra of Mister VincentGames Games GamesGreen Chefs and PancakesHeartless JumpHeavy HeartsHUDdledI'm Not HereJust Another DayKetchup QuestKiwi is the KeyToo Many RulesFit InMini MysteryMothsNo Coins AllowedNoteBoyOffice EscapeSynapseTailThe Adequate ShepardThe GravediggerI'll Take You To Tomato TownToo Many Cats!Enjoy the FlowersWidget Satchel Video
This week is Stephen's first turn as roundtable host, Mark teaches us about film and Martha sells her soul for three Destiny 2 faction tokens.Mark and Stephen and friends made it through Ludum Dare! Check out their game called Widget Satchel. Influences 0:02:49 Mark LaCroixIRLProductionWhat Is Blackout Poetry? These Fascinating Poems Are Created From Existing Art - E. Ce Miller, BustleThat action/puzzle game Stephen was trying to remember was Meteos. We talked about Star Wars Episode 1 Racing in our episode on racing games. "We joke here."The Secret of Mario's Jump (and other Versatile Verbs) - Game Maker's Toolkit, YouTubeThe Norwood Suite Is A Very Different Kind Of Music Game - EThan Gach, Kotaku Repetition 0:46:44 Martha MegarryGame DesignThe Unexpected Joy Of Repetition In Video Games - Heather Alexander, KotakuDesert Bus comes to VR at long last - Owen S. Good, PolygonStuck on repeat: why we love repetition in music - Tom Service , The GuardianSaying the same word over again until it means nothing is called semantic satia… - WikipediaLoops Episode - Radiolab, Podcast
Uh oh… they're back… it's EVIL GAMES CLUB!Snide laugh! Malicious gafaw! In this, our second evil episode, your evil hosts revisit some of the dumb topics Nice Games Club covered in previous episodes, and correct the record where required. We're at it again, being evil, that is!Dale posts bugs on Instagram now. - InstragramThis is the spider Dale was talking about in the intro. - Instagram Crafting Systems 0:02:46 Adia AldersonGame Design This topic is a followup to the episode "It's against the law to stop."5 Approaches to Crafting Systems in Games (and Where to Use Them) - Alexander King, Envato Tuts+The absolute best video game crafting systems - Ty Arthur, Game SkinnyHow The Witcher 3 succeeds where Mass Effect: Andromeda falls short - Jody Macgregor, PC GamerMass Effect: Andromeda's Menus Are A Mess - Alex Walker, Kotaku AustraliaGames like Fallout 4 take crafting too far for the average player - BlackTideTV, GameSkinnyFallout 4 Has A Ton Of Junk, And It's Stressing Me Out” - Patricia Hernandez, Kotaku Game Jams 0:26:23 Dylan SkerbitzEvents This is a followup to the episodes "Bananas, from here to eternity." and this episode which talks about Dylan on the Train Jam GDC 2017 Special (Part 1)Global Game Jam 2018 starts Jan 26th.“Echoes of Kai Anders” (Adia and Stephen's GGJ 2017 game). - Adia Alderson and Stephen McGregor et al., GGJ“Listen Up, Four Eyes” (Dylan, Martha, and Mark's GGJ 2017 game). - Dylan Skerbitz, Martha Megarry, Mark LaCroix et al., GGJA list of upcoming Game JamsGame jams on itch.ioindiegamejams.comGameJolt JamsLudum Dare 40 takes place Dec 1st-4th, 2017Your evil hosts praised the organizer of Train Jam 2017, Adriel Wallick. - @MsMinotaur, Twitter(off topic!)A Musical Character Customization Trick For Everyone To Copy - Kirk Hamilton, Kotaku Bad Gamedev Habits 0:52:39 Dale LaCroixIRL This topic is a followup to the episode "Can I tweet about this?"While this topic was mostly evil talk directed at Nice Game Club, it also included some uncharacteristically sage advice from your evil hosts. Take heed, or suffer!
We're up late with game developers large and small for Ludum Dare, a global 48-hour challenge. This year, Portland Indie Game Squad hosted a Ludum Dare event at Urban Airship. Take a listen.
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