
From indie developer and publisher Auroch Digital, each series explores our games that are currently in development, giving you insight into how we make titles like Brewmaster, Mars Horizon, The Colonists, Achtung! Cthulhu Tactics, Megaquarium, and Dark Future. We also discuss current topics within the Games Industry itself, like climate change and adapting to remote-working. We are currently work... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 65 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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For our last episode of the season, we highlight something Auroch has done for a few years now but never really spoken about much on the podcast – Steam Events! Since 2020, we have been running them yearly and it’s a pleasure to share that work with ... more
TIGA award nominated for Best Audio, Warhammer 40,000 Boltgun’s soundscape hits harder than a bolter, with more fire power than the Blood God himself 🔥
Matt returns with his audio episode for the season, chatting about building the dynamic system f... more
We take the plunge into a mini-docuseries format for this episode, taking you through the rollercoaster that is launching a game to the whole world! If you’ve ever wondered what launch day is like at a games studio, then grab a cuppa and take a trip ... more
Resident Neuroscientist Jess is back at the mic with another psychology themed episode – this time, it’s all about fear in gaming.
Why do we like scary games? How do our brains react to fear? What is an amygdala? (spoilers - it’s NOT the eldritch ho... more
Lots of topics covered and each episode is a fun new conversation! Thanks for your hard work!!
So far this podcast has been an inside look into some upcoming games and talks with various people involved in the creative and administrative process. I enjoy hearing about their structure and how each persons strengths are used constructively in their operations. Also the games they are working on have well thought out bases and sound like very solid in their design and gameplay as well as enjoyable.
I really enjoyed this! Hearing about the development and processes behind this work is particularly interesting and very engaging. The content is spot on. The music is perfect. When the audio is just right, I got serious nostalgia. I'm a kid again, sitting in darkened planetarium lectures or listening to presentations at NASA. Unexpectedly wonderful! This is also particularly strong in the game trailer! There's only one thing I would say that diminishes this slightly. It's the poor sound quality... more
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