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Episode 24 – Kevin Giguère, Dragon Slumber

January 30, 2016 By No Comments


 

Kevin Giguère is a  programmer in his thirties from Quebec, Canada, and the man behind Dragon Slumber, a studio behind the SNES inspired  RPG Arelite Core, created with XNA.  Originally started as a dream project to create his own game from scratch, Kevin has done everything himself.

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Episode 10 – PHL Collective

April 9, 2014 By No Comments

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This week I’m joined by seven gentlemen from the PHL Collective. Nick Madonna, Terry dee-fel-ee-cee-an-toe-nee-oh, Ryan Reed, Bren King, Brian Gitlin, Vincent Erhard, John Sepa, all of whom  are based out of Philadelphia.

Their first title, Knight Strike is an old-school arcade style game where you will battle endless hordes of enemies which get harder to beat the further into the game you get. It is also currently available on Steam Greenlight.

Noodle Arm Royale was built in two days as part of a rapid prototype/internal game jam. The game was specifically built to sit in an art gallery space and be the most ridiculous and irreverent installation in the place.

If you enjoyed what you heard here today, or found this show to be helpful, please consider donating to Gamer’s Outreach Foundation, which is organized by fellow Xbox MVP, Zach Wigal.

 

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Episode 06 – Andy Dunn, Exato Game Studios

January 26, 2014 By No Comments

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On the sixth episode of the Indie Dev Podcast, I interview Andy Dunn of Exato Game Studios. Follow along as he illustrates how he helped lead Microsoft’s indie push with XNA, and his tips for becoming an entrepreneur in the software industry.

Andy also goes into detail about Steam’s Greenlight process, and the value of integrating a Steam Workshop into your game to build a community and following.

If you enjoyed what you heard here today, or found this show to be helpful, please consider donating to Gamer’s Outreach Foundation, which is organized by fellow Xbox MVP, Zach Wigal.

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