Podcasts about sanctuaryrpg

It's the holiday season (backup singers: the holiday season) and the GROGPOD is coming ‘round for a special winter break episode! We've been asked by listeners for a while to do a developer interview so who better to bring on the program than amazing solo dev Huw Milward of previous episode Warsim: The Realm of Aslona! We kick off the first hour of the program with Huw, Will, and I chatting by the fireplace with our ‘nog (grog?) in hand about topics like inspiration, marketing strategy, and of course ChatGPT. Join us after the interview for some listener letters too! Find Warsim on Steam here Custom RSS Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Spotify 2:20 - Interview with Huw Millward, solo dev of Warsim: The Realm of Aslona 6:25 - Warsim dev history and future 10:45 - How to stay inspired and creative? 13:00 - How to build an indie game community? 16:39 - Windows CMD design and spaghetti code 18:18 - Kitfox remasters of Dwarf Fortress and Caves of Qud 21:00 - Ascii art aesthetics, SanctuaryRPG, WORD GAME 26:39 - Randomness vs proc gen 34:24 - Gamedev feature strategy 37:48 - Steam reviews and marketing strategy 49:13 - ChatGPT 55:40 - Gamedev persistence and community engagement 58:30 - Favorite games and gamedev pen pals 1:05:43 - Emails: How long to evaluate a roguelike game? 1:18:31 - Emails: Mystery Dungeon games Next episode: Season 2 starts with Rogue Tower! Contact us at grogpodzone@gmail.com! https://grogpod.zone Intro music: Huw Warren - Porto Alegre Outro music: Warsim 8bit main theme

Welcome to the iheartindie show, where we interview your favorite indie devs about their interesting lives in the industry. Today we're going into the life of Daniel Doan, the creator of SanctuaryRPG. We'll talk about how he got into video games, some of the programming choices that he made, how he marketed it, and finally, a fun little bit at the end. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/iheartindie/support

  On the nineteenth episode of Indie Insider, host Logan Schultz sits down with Raghav Mathur, Co-Founder of Black Shell Media. Black Shell Media is not only an indie video game publishing and marketing firm, but also the presenter of the Indie Insider podcast. The two chat about Raghav’s thoughts on the indie video game […]

This week Dirk and David are joined by Daniel Doan of Black Shell Media. Daniel’s career in games started with mods for the original Starcraft and grew into his breakout game, Sanctuary RPG. He then moved on to publishing and working with other designers on getting their games to market. Daniel offers advice on how to keep game designs focused and work with focus testing in order to deliver a final product that sells.---------------------Contact Info Dirk Knemeyer - @DKnemeyer, www.artana.com, dirk@artana.com David Heron - @DavidVHeron Daniel Doan - @doandanial, www.blackshellmedia.com ------------------------- Episode Outline 0:00:16 - Daniel’s background 0:03:14 - Starcraft mods 0:04:55 - Sanctuary RPG 0:09:42 - Development and publishing 0:12:55 - Overture 0:20:47 - The rewards in company building 0:25:03 - Black Shell Media 0:31:53 - Influences 0:35:45 - Future platforms 0:40:10 - Future of BSM 0:46:14 - Board game design 0:49:32 - Focus testing

Recebemos Heitor de Paola (do Overloadr) para discutir os jogos Just Cause 3, SanctuaryRPG e o beta do multiplayer de Uncharted 4. Também comentamos os anúnicos, novidades e polêmicas do The Game Awards e Playstation Experience!E o que você tem a dizer?Deixe seu feedback acessando o post deste podcast, ou mande um e-mail para contato@jogabilida.deLinks Comentados: Contribua com nosso Patreon Siga-nos no Twitter: Jogabilidade Assine:  Canal do Youtube Versão em Vídeo: Vértice #64 Do Que Se Trata: Just Cause 3 Do Que Se Trata: Uncharted 4 Multiplayer Assistimos: The Game Awards Assistimos: Playstation Experience Jogo que o Sushi Comentou: Galatea Blocos do Podcast: Just Cause 3: 00:05:52 Uncharted 4: 00:28:53 SanctuaryRPG: 00:44:24 The Game Awards: 01:07:48 Playstation Experience: 01:30:10 Trilha do Podcast: "Late Nite Funk Squad", por David Tobin, Jeff Meegan e Malcolm Edmonstone “Into the Void”, por Nine Inch Nails

Alec has played as much Resident Evil in a month as I did Xenoblade in a year.   Jay, Adam and Alec return from spring break with beautiful tans and a bunch of games. We talk about the Uncharted 4 delay, speculate on Nintendo’s mysterious Project NX, shoot the shit on what they’ve been playing, and have some off-topic Zelda talk. Music for this episode comes from Uncharted 2, SanctuaryRPG, and Kevin MacLeod. Hey Poor Player can be found on iTunes and Stitcher, as well as Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr and Youtube. Check out Trevor’s YouTube channel, NoiselessMound, and Jay and Alec’s group, Scrub Tier Gamers.  You can also follow some of us on Twitter: Jay – Adam – Alec The post Hey Poor Podcast Episode 29: Adam Foster, Attorney at Law appeared first on Hey Poor Player.

Sean starts off the show with an update on his Marvel: Contest of Champions progress, Craig reads through SanctuaryRPG, Craig and Jeremy look at the Steam updated David, and Sean looks at a preview of the new Resident Evil Revelations 2. Craig puts his master detective skills to the test with Murdered: Soul Suspect, Jeremy give Evolve a final try, Sean and Jeremy plot thrill seekers' deaths in Screamride, Craig rules all in Crusader Kings II, and Jeremy goes in circles with Roundabout. E-mail us at comments@signedinpodcast.com! Visit us online at SignedInPodcast.com!   Games discussed on this episode! 0:00:00 – Intro 0:09:03 – Marvel: Contest of Champions 0:16:49 – SanctuaryRPG 0:32:02 – David 0:42:30 – Resident Evil Revelations 2 0:52:50 – Murdered: Soul Suspect 1:08:50 – Evolve 1:18:01 – Screamride 1:30:59 – Crusader Kings II 1:51:58 – Roundabout 2:04:55 – End

In studio: Jody Macgregor, Lee May & Razor. This week: Our “50 Shades of Grey Special” (not really). We talk about three very different new dungeon crawlers: SanctuaryRPG channels the old-school ASCII vibe while presenting new school design sensibilities; Darkest Dungeon focuses on something rarely seen in the genre – the mental health of your [...]