In this episode I'm speaking with Storm Hughes (@boxheadpixelart) about his soon to be released Steam game - Really Good Battle (RGB). Storm & I have spent hours talking about game development, and I'm excited to bring this conversation to you as the first official interview of the Podcast! We cover Twitter, Let's Plays, Rapid Prototyping, his game, and a whole lot more.

Storm Hughes: Talking Twitter, Let’s Plays, Rapid Prototyping, & RGB

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This week we’re recapping the first 10 interviews of Game Dev Deconstructed. It seems not that long ago I had the idea for making a gamedev podcast where I could sit down with other developers and talk about the industry. In the short time of doing this I’ve already meet some awesome people, and learned a lot about other's creative process and what drives them. So let’s get started!

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Season 1 Recap Show: 1st 10 Interviews Revisited

This week we’re coming to you live from a panel discussion at Dallas Startup Week. The panel, titled Indie Game Studio Founders, features myself and Amir Rajan along with moderators Chirag Gupta and Courtney Garza. Amir is the creator of the iOS & Android ports of A Dark Room, a text-based game by Michael Townsend which went on to hit number 1 in the App Store.

In this episode, Amir and I discuss how we got started coding, our influences, plans for the future, and a lot more.

Indie Game Studio Founders Panel at Dallas Startup Week w/ Amir Rajan & Nick Culbertson

Chris Bryant (@TruFun202) of TRU FUN Entertainment is the co-creator of the 80's pop culture, Game Boy-inspired, Mega Man-esque game, Rad Raygun, and the follow-up, Super Rad Raygun. In this episode we connect on a lot of topics including: moonlighting as a gamedev, experiences with publishers, balancing family and work, the evolving indie scene, and much, much more.

• For show notes: http://www.gamedevdeconstructed.com

Chris Bryant: Co-Creator of Super Rad Raygun Talks Moonlighting Gamedev, Publishing, & The Indie Scene

Tony Chan (@gamedevloadout) is the host of Game Dev Loadout where he chats with game industry professionals to explore the experiences of people who make games. We had a great time talking about what he has learned from 80+ gamedev interviews, how to get started podcasting, lessons learned from Tim Ferriss, and balancing gamedev with a child.

• For show notes: http://www.gamedevdeconstructed.com

Tony Chan: 80+ Gamedev Interviews on Game Dev Loadout, Tim Ferriss Lessons, & Tips on Starting a Podcast

Ali Mirza (@AliMirza2k) is a professional Marketing Strategists and Growth Evangelist. While you were debating rather to post that picture of your lunch or not on Instagram, he has been experimenting on social media. In this episode we get down to the nitty gritty. Some of the highlights from our talk include the ABC's of social media marketing, tools for posting and growth hacking, & how to optimize your time and money on social media marketing.

• For show notes: http://www.gamedevdeconstructed.com

Storm Hughes: Talking Twitter, Let’s Plays, Rapid Prototyping, & RGB

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