A day late but worth the wait! In this high signal-to-noise roundtable episode, each member of the club picks a topic that they are particularly passionate about:

Stephen shares his wisdom and guidance about playtesting your work early and often, Martha helps you get your act together in a practical discussion about project management, and Mark tries to explain the obligation he feels as an artist, but picks a weird hill to die on as he wrongly insists that Portal 2 isn't really about anything.

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David Megarry's Three Questions all project managers should ask:

“A project manager (PM) is more of a problem solver than anything else. If you don’t have the resources, the PM finds them. If there are roadblocks, the PM helps to find a way to get around them. If not on schedule, the PM alters it or adds more resources or changes scope. Above all, the PM communicates with management as to the state of the project so they can make proper decisions and not be blindsided or surprised.” -David Megarry

It's the finale of our double-sized GDC 2017 special, recorded on the final day of the Game Developers Conference.

Martha and Mark were joined once again in San Fransisco by "Special Reporter" Dylan Skerbitz to talk about the back half of the conference, while Stephen joins in remotely from Glitch HQ to talk all about the Nintendo Switch!

It's the finale of our double-sized GDC 2017 special, recorded on the final day of the Game Developers Conference.

Martha and Mark were joined once again in San Fransisco by "Special Reporter" Dylan Skerbitz to talk about the back half of the conference, while Stephen joins in remotely from Glitch HQ to talk all about the Nintendo Switch!

Martha and Mark were in San Fransisco for the Game Developers Conference, and there was so much to say we had to split it into two episodes!

While Stephen was holding down the fort back home, we were joined in San Fransisco by Nice Games Club's in-house "special reporter" Dylan Skerbitz.

Arvind Raja Yadav made Zombies on Demand

Andrew Shouldice made Uncomfortably

Kate Gray made Post Birb

Kate Compton made Travels in Od

Alex Carlson made Ultimate Train Fighter 2600

Creatrix Tiara made What The $!#&@! Do They Need Now?

Matt Findlater made Flashlight Flashbang

Stefan Lopuszanski made Time Twins

Martha and Mark were in San Fransisco for the Game Developers Conference, and there was so much to say we had to split it into two episodes!

While Stephen was holding down the fort back home, we were joined in San Fransisco by Nice Games Club's in-house "special reporter" Dylan Skerbitz.

Arvind Raja Yadav made Zombies on Demand

Andrew Shouldice made Uncomfortably

Kate Gray made Post Birb

Kate Compton made Travels in Od

Alex Carlson made Ultimate Train Fighter 2600

Creatrix Tiara made What The $!#&@! Do They Need Now?

Matt Findlater made Flashlight Flashbang

Stefan Lopuszanski made Time Twins

Two-thirds of the Nice Games Club are in San Fransisco this week for the Game Developers Conference, and we're recording some segments for a special episode while we're here. Let Mark tell you all about it...

On this Co-Op Recap episode, we welcome developer Lane Davis and writer Felix Foster, who were the co-facilitators of the Glitch Co-Op Talk about Transmedia and Intellectual Property.

Also, friend of the show Adia Alderson returns to fill in for Martha, who we all missed very dearly, but you wouldn't know it by how lively our conversation was. We really get into it!

Felix Foster is a writer and narrative designer. He is on the board of Twin Cities Pride.

Lane Davis is Game designer/developer and friend of the show. He develops Fingance with Stephen McGregor and his brother Charles McGregor, and is one of the favorite fans of the club.

On this Co-Op Recap episode, we welcome developer Lane Davis and writer Felix Foster, who were the co-facilitators of the Glitch Co-Op Talk about Transmedia and Intellectual Property.

Also, friend of the show Adia Alderson returns to fill in for Martha, who we all missed very dearly, but you wouldn't know it by how lively our conversation was. We really get into it!

Felix Foster is a writer and narrative designer. He is on the board of Twin Cities Pride.

Lane Davis is Game designer/developer and friend of the show. He develops Fingance with Stephen McGregor and his brother Charles McGregor, and is one of the favorite fans of the club.

Developer, pixel artist, and YouTube vlogger Will Tice joins the club to talk about building his own game engine, and what it's like to go solo.

Will Tice is a developer, pixel artist and Youtube vlogger.