A new Arc, a new topic and this time it’s left-of-centre adventure titles. Peter Willington begins his exploration of the unique and the less-discussed adventure games, beginning with talking to fellow InRetroSpect podcaster Sam Turner about their shared playthrough of Nelson Tethers: Puzzle Agent. This month’s links… Telltale Games - http://www.telltalegames.com Official Nelson Tethers: …
For the finale of the first Pause:Continue Arc Peter Willington describes the process of grafting together his game “Soldiers Are Dreamers” using the Adventure Maker engine as well as his feelings of having now completed this mammoth task. Plus he speaks with Billy Vincent frontmen David and Bill regarding their incredible track “Feathers” which …
On this month’s show, InRetroSpect’s Peter Willington creates the art and sound assets for his upcoming game, which also receives its title. Plus, he talks with voice actors Rina-chan and Kyle Richardson, who provide the dialogue for this project. This month’s links… Find out more about Rina-chan – http://suzumiya-haruhi.net/ Find out more …
Xero begins the long process of creating his game by forming the script and general structure outline, detailing why ambiguity is key to the piece and highlighting several inspirational games that have affecting narratives. Plus, how Siegfried Sassoon’s 1918 poem Dreamers affected the development of the modern day script. This month’s links… Dreamers by …
Marconi drops in to discuss finishing up the playthrough of Danger Close’s Medal Of Honor, comparing the title once again with Evan Wright’s Generation Kill. Plus an interview with ex-Army James Brooks of He Said She Said and Xero decides on the type of game he wants to have made by the end of the …
Xero begins his playthrough of 2010′s Medal Of Honor from EA and Danger Close and discusses the title up to Belly Of The Beast with Marconi, referencing Generation Kill by author Evan Wright. The charming folks from Boss Baddie pop in to discuss getting started in game development. Plus Xero makes some important first decisions …