By The HP Video Game Podcast Network - John JP Podlasek
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In this episode, I spoke with Billy Basso, the sole developer behind the hit indie game ANIMAL WELL. Discover how he began working on the game as an after-work hobby 7 years ago, and his vision for creating a lush, 2D Metroidvania experience where players explore underground caves, solve puzzles, and encounter creatures with minimal guidance.
Billy shares his game development journey, highlighting the initial challenges in both developing and marketing the game. Learn how he initially relied on Twitter/X for promotion until partnering with industry veteran Dan Edelman, which significantly boosted the game's visibility and led to a successful launch. Billy also dives into his development process, including the decision to create his own game engine, and building his technical skills at DePaul, as well as game studios like Phosphor, NetherRealm, and Level Ex.
Reflecting on the industry, Billy expresses a preference for smaller, diverse games over massive live service ones. He also shares his thoughts on VR and his dislike for AI-generated assets. Emphasizing the importance of creating meaningful, well-crafted experiences and building things yourself, Billy offers valuable insights.
We wrap up with his excitement around the community response to the game and his advice to aspiring developers. He encourages patience, embracing challenges, and seeking learning opportunities.
Bio:
Billy Basso is the sole developer of ANIMAL WELL. Prior to this he spent the past 10 years programming games at larger studios, including NetherRealm Studios, Phosphor Games, and Level Ex. He also has had graphics work featured in SIGGRAPH.
Show Links:
* ANIMAL WELL - website
* ANIMAL WELL - Discord
* ANIMAL WELL - Steam
* ANIMAL WELL - Nintendo Switch
* ANIMAL WELL - PlayStation Store
* Limited Run Games ANIMAL WELL Collector’s & Limited Editions - website
* videogamedunkey - YouTube
* videogamedunkey interview with Billy Basso - YouTube
* Publisher BIGMODE - website
* BIGMODE’s Journey from YouTubers to Publishers - GameIndustry.Biz website
* Billy Basso and Dan Adelman AMA - Reddit
* In Living Color | Fire Marshall Bill - YouTube
* DePaul | Software Engineering - website
* Handmade Hero - website
* Mr. Roper’s Smiles at the Camera - YouTube
* Hulk Hogan Racial Slur Scandal - ABC News
* Analogue Duo - website
* Wired’s Analogue Duo Review - website
* Crow Country - website
Connect With Links:
* Billy Basso - website
* Billy Basso - Twitter/X
Game Dev Advice Links:
* YouTube - check out this episode with 100% more video
* Patreon - 1:1 career coaching through the Gain Wisdom membership
* website - show notes, links, stuff
* [email protected] - reach out!
* Game Dev Advice hotline: (224) 484-7733
* Level Ex Jobs - Current openings for advancing the practice of medicine through play
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In this episode, I spoke with Roxanne Splitt, Associate Design Director at Insomniac Games. Hear their experiences and insights from working on various game projects, including collaborations with NASA and acclaimed games like Marvel’s Spider-Man 2. Roxanne reflects on the educational and emotionally significant aspects of working on the NASA project, learning from experts and tackling challenges related to space and human physiology. Hear discussion about the significance of an amazing Metacritic score, sales data, and the impact of receiving recognition for working on successful game projects.
We then get into the importance of emotional connection in game development, with them sharing excitement around the impact of player reactions from gamers and streamers. Hear as we stress the significance of developers' intentions to create games that evoke positive responses and resonate with players on a deep level. Listen to thoughts on changes happening in the game industry, live service games, player engagement, and the challenges of predicting elements that will resonate with both players and developers.
Wrapping up we get into personal experiences and insights gained from navigating the game industry, offering advice on maintaining a long-term perspective in one's career. Roxanne shares the transformative impact of parenthood on their perspective, while JP reflects on lessons learned through experience and shifting perspectives. In conclusion, we share some personal anecdotes and professional reflections, and the need to focus on the long term perspective of your game development journey.
Bio:
Roxanne Splitt is a Game Designer at Insomniac Games with over 14 years of professional experience. They got their start working in Serious Games, leading teams to tackle critical, real-world challenges for a wide variety of audiences spanning from doctors to postal employees, and even astronauts. After over a decade working in games for learning they made the switch to AAA, joining Insomniac in 2021 and contributing to Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 as a Combat Designer. They are currently an Associate Design Director working on the upcoming Marvel’s Wolverine.
Show Links:
* Halo 2 Documentary - YouTube
* Billy Basso’s Animal Well check it out! - website
* IGDA - website
* Level Ex’s work with NASA - ZDNET website
* Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 on Metacritic - website
* Helldivers 2 - website
* Final Fantasy VII Rebirth - Wikipedia
* Everything is temporary - Reddit thread
Connect With Links:
* Roxanne Splitt - LinkedIn
Game Dev Advice Links:
* YouTube Channel - check out this episode with 100% more video
* Patreon - 1:1 career coaching through the Gain Wisdom membership
* website - show notes, links, stuff
* [email protected] - reach out!
* Game Dev Advice hotline: (224) 484-7733
* Level Ex Jobs - Current openings for advancing the practice of medicine through play
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In this episode, I spoke with Keith Plesha, Sr. Recruiter with Krafton Americas who offers valuable insights from his recruiting career. He emphasizes the significance of networking, continuous learning, and staying on top of industry trends for career success. Topics such as interpersonal skills, mentorship, and the impact of remote work on hiring are also discussed.
The conversation transitions into challenges faced by current (and aspiring) game developers, including layoffs and the effects of mergers and acquisitions. Keith expresses interest in the decision-making processes behind job cuts and the metrics driving those. Additionally, we discuss the surge in gaming during the pandemic and its implications for industry growth and adaptation.
We then get into topics around previous over-hiring, shifts in user acquisition strategy due to Apple privacy changes, and the repercussions of job cuts. The importance of proactive career management, financial readiness, using ArtStation, and maintaining an updated LinkedIn profile is also stressed. Hear some personal stories, playtesting mishaps, and favorite games, along with the importance of resilience and adaptability in this changing field.
In conclusion, we talk more about the importance of financial preparedness, career flexibility, and proactive networking. He advocates for staying informed about industry developments, possessing a versatile skill set, and being open to temporary alternative career paths in this current industry climate.
Bio:
As a Recruiter with nearly 20 years of experience, Keith Plesha has spent the last decade focused on the games industry. He’s currently serving as a Sr. Recruiter with Krafton Americas, supporting corporate roles in publishing as well as multiple studios including Striking Distance Studios, Unknown Worlds, and PUBG Madison. Prior to this role, Keith spent 7 years with Activision and Meta, and loves leveraging his experience to identify top talent and help shape the future of the gaming industry.
Show Links:
* M+DEV - website
* GrackleHQ - website
* ArtStation - website
* Amir’s 14 Games Jobs Resources - website
* Meta Lays Off More Than 11,000 - CNBC website
* What’s Going On With All Of These Game Industry Layoffs - Polygon website
* Richard King - LinkedIn
* The Psychology of Money - Amazon
Connect With Links:
* Keith Plesha - LinkedIn
* KRAFTON, Inc. - website
Game Dev Advice Links:
* YouTube - check out this episode with 100% more video
* Patreon - 1:1 career coaching through the Gain Wisdom membership
* website - show notes, links, stuff
* [email protected] - reach out!
* Game Dev Advice hotline: (224) 484-7733
* Level Ex Jobs - Current openings for advancing the practice of medicine through play
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In this episode, I spoke with Sam Glassenberg, Founder and CEO of Level Ex, as we dive into subjects encompassing the gaming industry, technology, and healthcare. Sam recounts his unexpected journey into gaming, beginning as an animator at LucasArts and eventually helping lead Microsoft’s DirectX Graphics team. We then transition to discussing the critical importance of having a portfolio for job seekers, the interesting challenges of working in Tech Art, the foundational value of solid engineering principles, and the innovative ways Level Ex pushes Unity3D beyond its limits.
Our conversation also touches on the essential qualities of empathy, adaptability, and curiosity in the gaming industry. Sam fondly recalls working on his two favorite projects, Star Wars: Jedi Starfighter and Gastro Ex. We also explore the role of generative AI in skill enhancement, the unique challenges of movie-based games, and the exciting yet still maturing potential of AR/VR/XR technologies. Sam then shares an amusing story from a medical conference and emphasizes the need for improved medical training, along with his interest in casual and hyper-casual mobile games.
As the episode nears its end, Sam provides insights from his recent trip to Kiev where Level Ex is helping assist the Ukrainian armed forces in medical training and his experiences presenting at NATO. He sheds light on the neuroscience behind game design and identifies professional video games as a burgeoning opportunity within the industry. We conclude with Sam encouraging game developers to embrace AI and where to find him online for further discussions and collaboration.
Bio:
Sam Glassenberg is the CEO and Founder of Level Ex - the world's first medical video game company. Sam leads a team of veteran game developers and designers who are establishing a new genre of medical games: pushing the limits of game design, physics, and rendering to capture the most terrifying challenges of medicine. Offering the only games certified to provide AMA Category 1 Continuing Medical Education credit, Level Ex's games are played by over a million medical professionals. 20 out of the top 40 medical device and pharmaceutical companies use Level Ex game technology to train and sell their products. Level Ex's games are used by leading medical societies - and NASA - to disseminate the latest guidelines and techniques for topics ranging from COVID to Space Health. Through their work, Level Ex is rapidly establishing 'play' as a fundamental force accelerating adoption in medicine.
Show Links:
* DirectX - Wikipedia
* FarBridge - website
* ArtStation - website
* SIGGRAPH 2019 Real-Time Live! - YouTube
* Star Wars: Jedi Starfighter - Wikipedia
* Gastro Ex - website
* ChatGPT - website
Connect With Links:
* Sam Glassenberg - LinkedIn
* Sam Glassenberg - blog
* Sam Glassenberg - X/Twitter
* Level Ex - website
* Level Ex - YouTube
Game Dev Advice Links:
* YouTube - check out this episode with 100% more video
* Patreon - 1:1 career coaching through the Gain Wisdom membership
* website - show notes, links, stuff
* [email protected] - reach out!
* Game Dev Advice hotline: (224) 484-7733
* Level Ex Jobs - Current openings for advancing the practice of medicine through play
* Subscribe and go to the website for full show notes with links
* X/Twitter - not really using it to be honest
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I welcome Alex Seropian, founder and CEO of Look North World on this episode kicking off the 5th (wow, 5th) year of the podcast. Hear as Alex shares insights about his current role, including hosting The Fourth Curtain podcast and his new studio, Look North World. Learn about the growing significance of user-generated content (UGC) in the gaming industry and the potential for UGC to become a major part of the industry in the coming years. Alex also reflects on his journey in the game industry, from his early exposure to video games to the founding of Bungie after college and working on games like Marathon and Halo.
We then get into his curiosity about the future of the game industry, particularly in relation to the impact of technology, such as AI and virtual reality. He also raises concerns about job stability and diversity within our industry, emphasizing the importance of building a diverse workforce. Alex then shares his excitement about the Steam Deck hardware and highlights his ongoing passion for gaming.
In closing, Alex offers a piece of advice for those working in the industry, expressing optimism about the future of the game industry, and the role of entertainment in people's lives. We acknowledge the fluctuations and challenges within the industry but maintain a positive outlook for its future.
Bio:
Alex Seropian is an entrepreneur and video game developer who has been creating video games for more than 30 years. He is currently the founder and CEO of Look North World, a developer of games & entertainment for creator communities. Alex started in the video game industry by founding Bungie (Halo, Marathon, Myth). He is also the founder of Wideload Games and Industrial Toys. Alex has held executive positions at Microsoft, Disney, and Electronics Arts. Along with starting companies, he is the host of The Fourth Curtain Podcast, a mentor and advisor to numerous startups, and serves as a board advisor to the Tumo Center in Armenia.
Show Links:
* The Fourth Curtain Podcast - website
* UGC - GamesBeat
* Bungie - Wikipedia
* UEFN Game Engine - website
* Steam Deck - Steam website
Connect With Links:
* Alex Seropian - LinkedIn
* Look North World - website
* Alex Seropian - X/Twitter
Game Dev Advice Links:
* YouTube - check out this episode with 100% more video
* Patreon - 1:1 career coaching through the Gain Wisdom membership
* website - show notes, links, stuff
* X/Twitter - pretty dormant
* [email protected] - reach out!
* Game Dev Advice hotline: (224) 484-7733
* Level Ex website - Careers page for advancing the practice of medicine through play
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I welcome Jennifer Javornik, the Chief Partnerships Officer at Filament Games on this 60th episode. Learn about her current role, the company’s connection with UW Madison, and how she transitioned from a traditional IT role into the game industry. Hear about being in improv comedy, learning to be less formal, and how the industry embraces being yourself. We then share advice about starting out, having content to show, testing, and being able to hit the ground running.
Hear about the intricacies of doing client work, opportunities to work in marketing, and the importance of being flexible in this industry. We then get into teamwork, communication skills, and one of her favorite projects, iCivics.org. Learn about industry consolidation concerns, questions about the future, supporting VR/AR/MR, and hype cycles.
Our discussion then pivots to a funny story about Minecraft, the NY Times Spelling Bee, and spending time away from games outside of work. As we wrap up, hear about some unusual projects she’s worked on for dairy farmers and pediatric MRIs to help kids, taking care of yourself, keeping your skills current, and the upcoming M+DEV 2023 conference in Madison, WI.
Bio:
Jennifer Javornik is a video game executive who specializes in partnerships, business development, revenue growth, and entrepreneurship. She is currently the Chief Partnerships Officer for Filament Games, a video game studio that specializes in digital games, simulations, VR and AR experiences for positive impact. She is also a founding member and former Executive Director of the Wisconsin Games Alliance and currently serves on the Unity Global Education Board.
Show Links:
* What Video Games Have to Teach Us About Learning and Literacy - Amazon
* iCivics.org - website
* Microsoft acquiring Activision Blizzard - The Verge
* Magic Leap - website
* M+DEV 2023: Nov. 10, 2023 - website
Connect with Links:
* Jennifer Javornik - LinkedIn
* Filament Games - website
Game Dev Advice Links:
* Patreon - please support the the show if you find it useful or interesting so new episodes can keep coming out
* website
* email: [email protected]
* Game Dev Advice hotline: (224) 484-7733
* Level Ex Careers website
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I welcome Ryan Douglas, the Co-Founder at DeepWell DTx, NeuFluent / Founder, Nextern to this episode. Learn how DeepWell DTx is working to meld medical professionals, scientists, and game developers to create mental health digital therapeutics through play and neuroscience.
Hear about the power of gaming to improve mental health, citing games like Tetris and Animal Crossing that have shown mental health benefits. Ryan then shares the value of creating experiences that make players feel better without consciously realizing it, along with potential negative effects around boundary conditions in medicine.
We then get into the meteoric rise of the game industry, how it’s still immature at times, and the need for individuals to understand their motivations to be successful. Ryan then shares about the importance of building a culture centered on individual passions and shared purpose, how “crunch” isn’t unique to the industry, and work/life balance challenges.
Hear about Ryan’s diverse career journey, the mental health emergency, F2P issues, digital therapeutics, flow states, the problem with gamification, and finding the overlap between game mechanics and treatment mechanisms. We then go into his 5 Creator Keys, EQ, finding people you trust, social media, regulation, AI, and both the power and over-hype of VR and AR.
As we wrap up, we hear an unusual story about his career, life changes, excitement around their upcoming game, video game violence fallacy, working with the FDA, improving mental health, medicinal media, sharing on LinkedIn, finding your why, avoiding toxicity, and listening to your gut.
Bio:
Ryan Douglas is a renowned expert and innovator in mental health, artificial intelligence, and surgical robotics with nearly 20 years of experience. Ryan is the co-founder of DeepWell DTx, a video game publisher and developer focused on creating medically therapeutic games with compelling gameplay. He has commercialized over 20 medical devices, including treatments for depression, hypertension, breast cancer survivors, women's health, chronic pain, and neurological conditions. Additionally, Ryan holds pivotal patents in medical AI and robotics and has achieved FDA clearance for breakthrough therapies.
Show Links:
* Simon Sinek - Find Your Why YouTube
* Animal Crossing and Mental Health The Gamer
* da Vinci Surgical System Website
* Pistol Whip Oculus
* 1941: Counter Attack Wikipedia
Connect With Links:
* Ryan Douglas LinkedIn
* DeepWell DTx Website
* DeepWell DTx Twitter
Game Dev Advice Links:
* Patreon - please help support the show if you find it useful!
* Website
* Email: [email protected]
* Game Dev Advice hotline: (224) 484-7733
* Level Ex Careers website
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I welcome Jeff Linville, the Co-Founder and Sound Designer at Ritual Studios to this episode. We discuss topics like sound design, pitching your game to publishers, and the future of AR and VR. Jeff shares about the importance of your personal network, learning how to script and work in-engine, and maintaining a healthy mindset with the ups and downs of the industry.
We then go into the importance of sound design, highlighting the transformative power of sound that enhances player experiences. Hear about the challenges faced by sound designers, such as time constraints and file size limitations, plus having content cut.
Jeff shares why he’s bullish on VR and thoughts around AR possibly replacing smartphones through spatial computing. We then get into the concerns about AI's impact on game development and copyright issues, along with ideas around the benefits.
Hear how the team pivoted their game pitch to get better results by focusing on bite-sized call-to-action prompts, plus using gifs and game audio to create the game experience. Learn the importance for sound designers to be able to work in-engine and script, plus having an engineer connection to help implement ideas and tech.
Jeff and I then talk about the importance of seizing opportunities, networking with peers, and maintaining a positive attitude through setbacks. We then wrap up discussing chance encounters, the abundance of good people in the industry, and the power of doing great work.
Bio:
Jeff Linville is Co-Founder of Ritual Studios, a Chicago based indie studio working on their first title, Fretless: The Wrath of Riffson. Jeff has been in the game industry for over 6 years as a Sound Designer and Composer working on various titles, including Fretless and Cardio Ex.
Show Links:
* Fretless: The Wrath of Riffson Reveal Trailer YouTube
* Cardio Ex Game Soundtrack on Spotify
* FMOD website
* Apple’s Vision Pro spatial computing Apple website
* Guild Wars 2 website
* Alien: Isolation App Store
* The 2023 Hollywood Strike for Dummies Vulture
Connect With Links:
* Fretless: The Wrath of Riffson Steam page
* Ritual Studios Twitter
* Jeff Linville Twitter
* Jeff Linville YouTube
* Playdigious home page
* Playdigious TikTok
Game Dev Advice Links:
* Game Dev Advice Patreon - please support this work if you find it useful
* Game Dev Advice Twitter
* Game Dev Advice email: [email protected]
* Game Dev Advice website
* Level Ex Careers - we’re hiring for lots of roles!
* Game Dev Advice hotline: (224) 484-7733
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I put this information together for a presentation at DePaul University in Chicago recently. The audience found it helpful, plus listener Chris Hardin thought it’d make a great episode. So I made some tweaks and recorded it solo as a short episode :)
While it’s intended for folks looking to get their first job there are different ideas and strategies that should be helpful if you’re already working in the industry. I cover strategies around resumes, applying for jobs, doing due diligence, interviewing strategies, following up afterwards, the importance of your portfolio/website, and other areas.
It’s not meant to be extensive, but tips and ideas to help in your game development journey. (Plus if you’d like to go deeper my Gain Wisdom Patreon level has monthly private coaching included.)
Bio:
John Podlasek is the Director of Talent Acquisition at Level Ex, bringing over 30 years of experience in the video game & technology sectors. He is known for recruiting top game development talent and has played key Production roles in successful game franchises such as Mortal Kombat and Marvel Avengers Initiative. With a deep background in team organization and growth, John’s worked at companies like Midway Games, Disney, Zynga, Viacom, and others, plus is the host of the popular Game Dev Advice podcast with a global following.
Resources:
* Joe Hobbs Game Development Advice Contact List, also follow him on Twitter: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/u/1/d/e/2PACX-1vRYveFAl_GuvBo0iuy3EvgPm0fWAGci-Z8e5CZ6hoYz9n8gcoK4dgE0RML-x0pWqRNjGqte-V7phtqB/pubhtml
* GrackleHQ: www.gracklehq.com
* GameDevMap: www.gamedevmap.com
* Game Developer (formerly Gamasutra): https://www.gamedeveloper.com/
* GDC YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/channel/UC0JB7TSe49lg56u6qH8y_MQ
* Unity blog: https://blog.unity.com/
* Unreal Engine blog: https://www.unrealengine.com/en-US/feed/blog
* 80lv: https://80.lv/
* Designer Notes: http://www.designer-notes.com/
* GameIndustry.biz: http://gamesindustry.biz
* Game Industry News: https://www.gameindustry.com/
* Breaking the Wheel - Producers: https://www.breakingthewheel.com/
* VentureBeat’s GameBeat: https://venturebeat.com/category/games/
* YouTube Why Level Ex? https://youtu.be/GsWoygM_r3Q
* My interview about the TurboGrafx 16-bit gaming days and other things: https://youtu.be/U4BP-3GX2kc
* My YouTube presentation Careers Beyond Traditional Game Development mentioned earlier: https://youtu.be/ib_MegZm5-4
Game Dev Advice Links:
* Game Dev Advice Patreon - please support this work if you find it useful
* Game Dev Advice Twitter
* Game Dev Advice email: [email protected]
* Game Dev Advice website
* Level Ex Careers - we’re hiring for lots of roles!
* Game Dev Advice hotline: (224) 484-7733
* Subscribe and go to the website for full show notes with links
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I welcome Steve Anichini, the CTO and Co-founder of Disbelief to this episode. We start off discussing programming at a young age, taking a job after college, and then deciding to pursue a game development career with his first job at Jellyvision. Hear about working at Midway Games and Irrational Games and then starting Disbelief after layoffs. Learn advice about developing patience with yourself, others, project timelines, and not freaking out over deadlines.
Steve then shares ideas for getting a first job, including the importance of debugging skills and learning more languages and game engines. We then discuss advancing as a programmer, including the importance of communication skills.
Hear about some of his favorite projects, including Borderlands 3 and BioShock Infinite. We then dive into rendering and graphics technology, including real-time ray tracing and Unreal Five's Nanite. Hear about the threat and opportunity he sees in the industry, along with benefits and numerous concerns around AI.
Steve then shares a funny story about a John Woo’s Stranglehold press event, some games he’s playing, the company's journey towards an anti-crunch culture, along with strategies for not getting into bad situations. At the end he shares advice about never being too late to strike out on your own, giving yourself enough runway, and getting in touch with him online.
Bio:
Steve Anichini has worked on many titles throughout his 24 year career, including Borderlands 3's PS5/XSX ports, Gears 5, BioShock Infinite, and John Woo Presents Stranglehold. He worked on tools and systems used in Blitz: The League, Psi-ops: The Mindgate Conspiracy, and Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance. At Disbelief, Steve focuses on systems and graphics programming, training, recruiting, and company strategy
Connect With Links:
* Disbelief website
* Disbelief Career Page website
* [email protected] email
* @[email protected] Mastodon
* Solid Angle blog
Show Links:
* Debugging: The 9 Indispensable Rules for Finding Even the Most Elusive Software and Hardware Problems Goodreads
* Google Technical Writing Courses website
* Nanite Virtualized Geometry in Unreal website
* Lumen Global Illumination and Reflections in Unreal website
* Midway’s 2007 Game Event in Vegas website
* Pentiment Xbox
Game Dev Advice Links:
* Game Dev Advice Patreon - please support this work if you find it useful
* Game Dev Advice Twitter
* Game Dev Advice email: [email protected]
* Game Dev Advice website
* Level Ex Careers - we’re hiring for lots of roles!
* Game Dev Advice hotline: (224) 484-7733
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