π οΈ How to get BACK into game development
Ever had to take a break from working on your game ...
... only to come back later feeling lost, confused, or otherwise unmotivated?
Well, that's super relatable! It's a problem that many of us have had, so it's the topic of today's podcast. Joining me is Sean McKenzie, who you might remember from a previous episode of Make the Game.
π§ Listen Now
You can listen on Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, or Spotify.
Here's the Spotify embed (sometimes this works)
Wait, here's another embed β does this work too? See below:
(I'm confused by the Spotify embeds)
Anyway this new episode is a long one β just shy of 2 hours, Sean and I cover a lot of ground. It's funny how some listeners will see the length and think, "Nope that's way too long I'm never listening to that," while others will think, "Yessss! This will be perfect for my commute!!" (Or workout or dishwashing or whatever ... I see you.)
Hey that's just like video games! Some players want short games to breeze through, while others want huge evergreen games in which to get lost. Either way I've got you covered for game dev goodies: if you're looking for a shorter podcast, click here, or if you prefer short videos, how about this?
π Show Notes
- π₯ Godot and YouTube with Sean McKenzie (Bacon and Games)
- Bacon and Games (YouTube)
- Bluesky Solo Game Dev Starter packs: (One, Two, Three!)
- π How to Make a Video Game All By Yourself
- How to Market a Game
- πΈοΈ Game design for indies: Webbiness
- Witchmore devlog: introduction
- Lostcast (podcast)
- π₯ The Unity Debacle
- π«§ Weekend game jam: Pixel Washer
- π οΈ Unbound: 3D Reimagined
- The Making of Vampire Survivors - Documentary
- Bilkins' Folly
- π· Washlist Pixel Washer on Steam
- My GDC talk: Content-Ready Game Development
- You were played out with Remember Me by Joshua Morse
Seen Indie Assemble? You can find Pixel Washer among over 1,000 indie games π