
Dev to Dev is the podcast about everyday Videogame Developers and why they do what they do every day - the many folks whose work shapes the games we play.
Hosted by Alex Sulman, a veteran of nearly three decades in the industry, the show highlights the passion, challenges, and personal journeys of those often overlooked in gaming’s spotlight.
Inspired by Greg Miller’s 2015 Game Awards speech re... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 25 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureBusinessVideo GamesCareers | |||

APOLOGIES FOR THE DELAY!! Had some scheduling and technical snafu's!!! But we are back!!
Some days, life just decides to throw two enormous things at you at once — and this episode is proof of that.
Luke Shingleton is a Quest Designer at Double Ele... more
I love episodes like this one. Tyler Rotheram's story isn't about talent discovered — it's about someone who kept putting himself in rooms he wasn't initially invited to, and made his talent impossible to ignore once he was there.
We talked about gr... more
This one’s for anyone who’s ever wondered who actually makes the gears turn inside a game.
Scott Nisenfeld has spent nearly twenty years as a gameplay engineer, and his story is one of my favourites precisely because it isn’t a highlight reel. He fe... more
This one's a good reminder that there's no single road into games. Sangita Nuli came in through plays, film and TV scripts, and a talent agency video games desk — and for years Sangita was convinced making games was simply out of reach. The technolog... more
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Also here from the Retro Hour. Fascinating stuff - love hearing about devs and how they navigated their career. I never went down the coding path, in fact didn't do anything with computers in my career, but wish I had! I dabble as a hobbyist, but wish I'd been part of the game dev movement, especially the bedroom coding days! Keep up the good work, it's appreciated :-)
Here from the retro hour podcast - Great work, keep it up!
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Professionals and enthusiasts in game development form the core listening base, drawn to deep-dive conversations with practitioners across the industry. Episodes consistently center on career journeys, cross-disciplinary collaboration, production challenges, and the human side of shipping games—from narrative design and UX to graphics, audio, VFX, and leadership. Noteworthy is the emphasis on mentorship, resilience through studio shakeups, and the value of learning from a wide range of roles and studios around the world, often with a focus on practical lessons and actionable insights for aspiring developers. The show stands out for its positive, people-first approach, a rolling thread of personal growth, and a willingness to explore non-tra... more
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Recent guests on Dev to Dev include:
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4. Louis Bayard
5. Brian Marinari
6. Rob Gardner
7. Sarah Lynn
8. Tom Miles
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