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openindie - your indie game podcast

by Sarah and iV

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Fréquence : 1 épisode/38j. Total Éps: 49

We love indiegames! If you are reading this, so do you. We tell the stories of passionate indie game developers across the world making them. We explore their motivations, goals, funding experiences, and valuable advice for aspiring creators. 🔗 You can find us here: https://linktr.ee/openindie Have fun listening and if you do, make sure to Follow us for updates on new episodes and tell your friends (and enemies) about us.

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#32 - AFK Chess - PlistA - Netherlands

Saison 4 · Épisode 32

mardi 27 août 2024 • Durée 37:05

In episode 32, we dive into the world of chess and Autobattlers with our guest, PlistA, a talented developer from the Netherlands.

He is currently working on AFK Chess (check it out in ⁠here), an innovative game that seamlessly blends the strategic depth of chess with the laid-back mechanics of Autobattlers, all wrapped in a beautiful art style.

AFK Chess offers a unique experience that you can enjoy for free on Steam and in your browser. Join us as we explore PlistA's journey, the challenges of solo development, and the inspiration behind this captivating game.

In our talk we mention a Indie Developer Meetup in Amsterdam - you can find more infos here:

⁠Amsterdam Indie Developer Meetup⁠

As always, have fun listening!

If you enjoy what we do, tell your friends (and enemies) about us.

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#31 - RollScape - Leonardo the Vinchy - Belgium

Saison 4 · Épisode 31

mercredi 15 mai 2024 • Durée 21:39

One topic we never expected to explore on openindie? The unlikely game dev origins of solo creator Leo, who used PowerPoint to craft point-and-click adventures way back in kindergarten!

Today, that precocious creative spark has culminated in RollScape - Leo's dice-rolling adventure hitting Steam on May 22nd, just a week away from this recording.

We're thrilled to sit down with Leo and unravel the inspiration behind this addictive indie gem. He'll share his motivation for RollScape's unique premise, his journey as a solodev before this debut release, and his ambitious plans for evolving the dice adventure concept.

From PowerPoint tinkering to bringing RollScape's innovative dice gameplay to life, it's a path few could foresee. Tune in as we go behind-the-scenes with Leo on this rollicking ride through the challenges and rewards of indie game development in Belgium.

As always, have fun listening!

If you want to find more info about RollScape and our previous guests, visit us at www.openindie.eu and tell your friends (and enemies!) about our little indie podcast to help us grow.

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#23 - gamescom 2022 Special

Saison 3 · Épisode 23

mercredi 31 août 2022 • Durée 02:58:24

Back in August 2022, Sarah and iV headed to Gamescom in Cologne, Germany, marking the return of one of gaming's biggest events after the COVID hiatus.

They sat down with 21 talented indie developers to discuss their upcoming and recently released games. Here's a rundown of each conversation, with timestamps included for easy navigation.

Phantom Galaxies (0:00)

Ben Lee from Blowfish Studios (Australia) presents their open-world space sim featuring NFT integration.

Earthlingo (15:40)

Zilin Su and Raymond Corrigan (Australia) demonstrate their language learning game where players control an alien discovering Earth languages.

Broken Roads (32:05)

Craig Ritchie from Drop Bear Bytes (Australia) presents their narrative-driven RPG with turn-based combat in post-apocalyptic Australia.

Richie's Plank Experience (42:15)

Jonathan Bradley from ToastVR (Australia) discusses their popular VR experience.

Box Knight (55:07)

Tom Phillips and Jeremy Kelly-Bakker from We Made A Thing Studios (Australia) present their game about battling through a cursed office tower.

The Orphan: A Pop-Up Book Adventure (1:00:08)

Daniele Martines and Martin Langer from Besworn Games (Germany) demonstrate their unique pop-up book style game.

Blueberry (1:19:45)

Melanie Taylor from Mellow Games (Germany) presents her platformer exploring a woman's journey from birth to death.

Saga of Sins (1:26:13)

#30 - Thronefall - Grizzly Games - Paul Schnepf - Germany

dimanche 17 décembre 2023 • Durée 38:00

In episode 30, we explore the development journey of Thronefall, a captivating kingdom builder/tower defense game seamlessly blending key elements from classics like Kingdom, tower defense titles, and real-time strategy games.

Thronefall has taken Steam by storm since its early access launch in August 2023, garnering over 8,000 overwhelmingly positive reviews for its innovative hybrid genre approach.

We sit down with Paul, indie dev and co-founder of Berlin-based Grizzly Games. We chart Thronefall's evolution from an overscoped fantasy card game to the tight, tactical experience winning acclaim today. Paul gives insights into Thronefall's design, his accidental origins in indie gaming, and the ups and downs of game dev life in Germany.

Your host Iv engages Paul in a fascinating discussion unraveling the story behind this breakout indie hit. Learn about the creative process shaping the game, balancing life as a compact two-person studio, and Paul's hopes for the future of the German indie scene.

As always, have fun listening :)

If you want to find more info's about this game and our previous guests, visit us at ⁠www.openindie.eu⁠ and tell your friends (and also your enemies) about us to help our little indie podcast grow.

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#29 - Tiny Rogues - Pixlpunk - RubyDev - Austria

Saison 3 · Épisode 29

samedi 14 octobre 2023 • Durée 37:51

In this episode of our podcast, we delve into the captivating world of Tiny Rogues, a game that seamlessly blends gameplay elements from iconic titles like Hades, Dark Souls, Diablo, and Binding of Isaac.

Tiny Rogues made waves on Steam, amassing over 3,200 reviews with a staggering 97% positivity rate.

Join us as we sit down with Benji, the talented indiedev and founder of Studio Pixlpunk from Austria behind this gem. We explore the journey of Tiny Rogues from its Early Access debut to the highly anticipated massive update released just before the year (2023) ends. Benji shares insights into his gaming career, the challenges of game development, and what it's like crafting games in Austria.

Iv, engages in a conversation with Benji, unraveling the story behind Tiny Rogues and the creative process that led to its success.

As always, have fun listening :)

If you want to find more info's about this game and our previous guests, visit us at www.openindie.eu and tell your friends (and also your enemies) about us to help our little indie podcast grow.

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#22 - tERRORbane - BitNine Studio - Andrea Leoni - Italy

Saison 3 · Épisode 22

vendredi 1 juillet 2022 • Durée 53:42

tERRORbane was developed by the italian indie-devs of BitNine Studio – a̷n̴d̷ ̴i̵t̶’̶s̸ ̷f̴u̶l̴l̴ ̵o̵f̸ ̶e̸r̴r̵o̸r̷s̷.̷ Why do we need such a game, when there are enough buggy and glitchy games out there?!

Well, let’s check the story behind this. The story-writer of the BitNine-team, Andrea Leoni, did not only tell me their intentions but also, if players actually have fun playing a broken game. Also, find out, why their studio switched from mobile to other platforms and what the gaming industry is like in Italy.

In this episode Andrea also shares his work on a novel named PowerPlay! - The odd tale about awesome powers, quirky personalities and why they make for an aweful mix. Be sure to check it out here.

As always, have fun listening :)

If you want to find more info's about this game and our previous guests, visit us at www.openindie.eu and tell your friends (and also your enemies) about us to help our little indie podcast grow.

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#21 - Crowns and Pawns: Kingdom of Deceit - Tag of Joy - Šarūnas Ledas - Lithuania

Saison 3 · Épisode 21

vendredi 24 juin 2022 • Durée 01:02:08

Today we look at the point-and-click mystery adventure Crowns and Pawns: Kingdom of Deceit, which mostly takes place in Lithuania.

Set against the rich historical backdrop of Lithuania, this narrative-driven game weaves together real locations, historical facts, and compelling mysteries. Discover how the development team collaborated with historians to create an authentic experience, blending actual Lithuanian landmarks with fictional elements to craft an engaging adventure.

The episode delves into Tag of Joy's journey from mobile AR games to crafting traditional point-and-click adventures, while highlighting the unique challenges and opportunities of game development in Lithuania's growing indie scene. Learn about their innovative approach to puzzle design, their inspiration from classics like Broken Sword, and how they're putting Eastern European game development on the map.

Whether you're interested in game development, cultural representation in games, or point-and-click adventures, this episode offers a fascinating glimpse into the creation of a modern adventure game that celebrates Lithuania's rich heritage.

As always, have fun listening :)

If you want to find more info's about this game and our previous guests, visit us at www.openindie.eu and tell your friends (and your enemies) about us.

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#20 - INDIGO 2022 Special

Saison 3 · Épisode 20

jeudi 16 juin 2022 • Durée 35:36

This episode takes us to INDIGO, where indie game developers from the Netherlands come together to showcase their work. We sat down with four studios to learn about their current projects.

Billy Bumbum (00:30)

Solo developer Jonathan Barbosa Dijkstra from Frambosa Studio introduces his puzzle game that adds a humorous twist - finally a game that dares to embrace the power of farts!

All Hands on Deck (13:40)

Studio Mantasaur's Lead Designer Manou Jpelaar walks us through their local co-op puzzle game where each player controls one hand. Together, you'll need to coordinate to solve challenges and navigate through the game world.

What's Missing (20:04)

The team at MIG! - programmer Nathan Nieuwenhuizen, environment artist Joyce van der Zon, and character artist Kai Calis - present their surreal puzzle game that will bend your mind in unexpected ways.

Ruth's Journey (26:36)

Three friends who formed Nifty Llama Games are working on this narrative adventure. Creative Director Leander Burger shares their story and gives us a peek into life as an indie developer.

If you want to find more info's about this game and our previous guests, visit us at www.openindie.eu and tell your friends (and your enemies) about us.

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#19 - Festival Tycoon - Dreihaus - Johannes Gäbler - Austria

Saison 3 · Épisode 19

mardi 7 juin 2022 • Durée 01:17:18

Today’s game is all about music – No, not Guitar Hero or Lets sing – it’s a simulator where you’ve got to plan, organize and host your own festival! It’s called “Festival Tycoon” and it’s out now for PC.

The developer of this game is Johannes Gäbler, he’s from Austria and “Festival Tycoon” is his very first game.

He designed that while still studying! How he managed to develop this management game, why he came up with the idea in the first place and what other stories he has to share, now on openindie.

As always, have fun listening :)

If you want to find more info's about this game and our previous guests, visit us at www.openindie.eu and tell your friends (and also your enemies) about us.

P.s.: Johannes Band is called "Lighter on the Moon" check them out here: https://instagram.com/lighteronthemoon and leave them a nice comment <3

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#18 - Dude, Where Is My Beer - Arik Zurabian - Norway

Saison 2 · Épisode 18

samedi 9 avril 2022 • Durée 21:47

What's your favorite beer? Just don't you dare to say craft beer! In the point and click adventure "Dude, Where Is My Beer?" you just want to drink a honest pilsner but everyone just wants to serve you overprized craft beer - what a nightmare!

Now the Norwegian developer Arik Zurabian wants to continue this quest with "Dude, Where Is My Beer? 2: A New Hop". He already has some ideas for the game but he just needs enough supporters on Kickstarter to get started.

In this episode we asked Arik how his second beer game will differ from the first and how he started out as an indie dev.

As always, have fun listening to this new episode of openindie :)

If you want to find more info's about this game and our previous guests, visit us at www.openindie.eu and tell your friends (and also your enemies) about us.

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