Basement Gamedev Podcast BaltimoreGamer
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The Basement Gamedev Podcast touches on all subjects related to (video) game development.
It is recorded in the East Coast video game development mecha of "Hunt Valley", just 15 minutes North of Baltimore, and is hosted by BaltimoreGamer.com.
BaltimoreGamer.com is a gaming news site and online community for gamers, developers, and game convention vendors in the Baltimore metropolitan area. Events which we cover include local LAN party events, local game conventions, local game tournaments, video game music concerts, and more.
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ep. 015 - Morals
Tronster (Firaxis Games & Geek House Games) and Brett Doerle (Wargaming.net) are joined one more time by Eric Ruth of "Eric Ruth Games" to talk ethical considerations game developers must make when creating video games. This episode was recorded by Tronster and mixed by Bryan Lee.
Theme music The Massacre by FantomenK. Views expressed by hosts and guests are solely of the individuals and do not reflect the views of their current or prior employers. Copyright 2013, All Rights Reserved. -
ep. 014 - Game Engines Revisted
Tronster (Firaxis Games & Geek House Games) and Brett Doerle (Wargaming.net) are joined again by Eric Ruth of "Eric Ruth Games" to talk about personal experiences with game engines, and certain platforms.
This episode was recorded by Tronster and mixed by Bryan Lee.
Theme music The Massacre by FantomenK.
Views expressed by hosts and guests are solely of the individuals and do not reflect the views of their current or prior employers. Copyright 2013, All Rights Reserved. -
ep. 013 - Eric Ruth Games
Tronster (Firaxis Games & Geek House Games) and Brett Doerle (Wargaming.net) are joined by their guest Eric Ruth of "Eric Ruth Games" to talk about this one-man studio's latest project: "Hauntlings", and how he got to where he is today with over 30 titles under his belt. Eric is running an IndieGogo crowd-sourcing fundraiser, that if successful, will add network multiplayer to "Hauntlings".
The fundraiser ends on June 15, 2013; support his efforts and donate. This episode was recorded by Tronster and mixed by Bryan Lee. Theme music The Massacre by FantomenK. Views expressed by hosts and guests are solely of the individuals and do not reflect the views of their current or prior employers. Copyright 2013, All Rights Reserved. -
ep. 012 - Board Card Dice Inspirations
Tronster, Brett Doerle, and guest Tim Talley talk about the realm of board, card, and dice games and how they related to inspiring video game development. Support the Basement Gamedev Podcast by purchasing needed items from the "wish list".
Theme music “The Massacre” by FantomenK. Views expressed by hosts and guests are solely of the individuals and do not reflect the views of their current or prior employers. Copyright 2013, All Rights Reserved. -
ep. 011 - Next Gen Dev
Tronster, Brett Doerle, and guest Tim Talley talk about their thoughts on video game development in the next few years; touching on the web, the latest consoles, and other aspects of development.
Support the Basement Gamedev Podcast by purchasing needed items from the "wish list".
Theme music “The Massacre” by FantomenK.
Views expressed by hosts and guests are solely of the individuals and do not reflect the views of their current or prior employers. Copyright 2013, All Rights Reserved. -
ep. 010 - MAGFest 2013 Misc
Tronster busts out the mobile equipment and records a variety of people during a late night MAGFest party. Game developers from AAA studios, indies, and friends share their opinions on previous podcast topics as well as topics brought up from the MAGFest panel attended by Brett Doerle and Tronster earlier in the week.
Guests: David burchanowski, Topher Cantler, Brian Mahoney, Jeff Feeser, Blake Rebouche, Chris Klimas, Joel Haddock, Bennett Marschner, Kat.
Support the Basement Gamedev Podcast by purchasing needed items from the "wish list".
Audio engineering by Tronster. Theme music “The Massacre” by FantomenK. Views expressed by hosts and guests are solely of the individuals and do not reflect the views of their current or prior employers. Copyright 2013, All Rights Reserved.
Customer Reviews
Great Game Development Podcast
I just discovered this podcast last week and ripped through all of them. Great discussions and like the inclusion of women from the development community. My only gripe is that they seem to cut short at times when the discussion really gets going. Keep them coming!
Very informative and great panelists
I've been listening since the inception of this podcast. I am not interested in becoming a game developer, so I know I am missing a lot of great info, but the topics are fantastic and the guests have very relevant experience and have a good mic presence (for game developers!). If you are into games, indy games, and creating games, you will love this podcast. It's not a huge time investment, but super-informative! Way to go Tronster & Bret!
10/10, would bang
Good guest speakers, good sound quality, knowledgeable host. Only gripe is that they aren't longer or more numerous!