The Red Tunic Podcast

In this episode I speak with Max Mraz, developer of Ocean's Heart. A 2D  Zelda inspired game where you explore an archipelago as the game's  heroine Tilla. In this conversation we discuss where some of his inspirations for the  game came from and the feeling he was looking to instill in the game,  and the satisfaction found while exploring forests. We discuss some of his best a...

In this episode I speak with Oscar Brittain, one of the developers at  Henry's House, currently working on the storefront management game  Kardboard King's. In this conversation, we discuss what kind of game Kardboard King's is  and what the intentions behind it were, and how they were trying to  recapture the feeling of going to the card shop as a kid and getting to  enjo...

So it seems I hit some more technical issues, however this time they are  on my end! I have a small echo that seems to come and go - I believe  these are related to the recording method and hopefully I am able to  correct them for the future episodes! Live and learn haha In this episode I speak with Rich Vreeland, and as his website bio says, " ties the name Disasterpeace to the thi...

Unfortunately right out the gate I need to extend an apology to Miguel. We had some technical difficulties during the recording, and I was not confident enough in how I should let him know this until it was too late. In the future I will have a better idea of how to tackle this in the event it comes up, but that doesn't fix my inexperience for this episode.  In this conversation I speak with...

In this conversation, I speak with Matt Dabrowski, creator of Streets of Rogue, a top down rogue-like that provides a near endless amount combinations and a hilarious amount of freedom to play however you want. We discuss where Matt got his start making games on the proto-Unreal engine, as well as starting his gaming journey with FPS titles like Wolfenstein and Doom... Interesting food for thought...

In this conversation I speak with Tom Beardsmore, co-founder of the development studio and publisher, Coatsink. In this conversation we discuss where and how Coatsink got its start, starting out as a mobile game developer, finding time to play games with a family and sometimes the sacrifices we have to make to do so. As well as other topics. If you've never played any games developed or published...

With the first episode of The Red Tunic Podcast, I had a conversation with Michael, one of the three brothers behind the Boneloaf development team and Gang Beasts. In this conversation we discuss how Gang Beasts came to be, some of Michael's favorite games, some wild "show" ideas for Gang Beasts, and how Michael finds DOTA2 is a good way for him to relax. However, one of the most important things...

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