Come hear pitches for the latest, greatest new video games, that will never be made! Listen as Isaac and Claire share their own vide game ideas (that of course, they will never make), discuss games that they love (and maybe don't), and rapid-fire come up with ideas live on tape! Start anywhere (we recommend after episode 60 or so for the best listening experience). Not only do we design games but ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 149 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Leisure |
Welcome to Make That Game, the podcast for indie game developers, design enthusiasts, and creative minds in gaming! In this episode, themed around "Wire", Isaac pitches a thrilling tightrope-balancing platformer, while Claire imagines a quirky mobile... more
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Welcome to Make That Game, the video game design podcast where wild ideas bloom! In this week’s episode, we explore the theme “Flower.” Isaac pitche... more
This week's game idea pitch theme is: "Paint"! Claire imagines a game where you mix magical pigments while you paint for a patron and Isaac spends a lot of time describing drawing "under" rather than "over" with his Real Time Strategy game idea. Then... more
This week's game idea pitch theme is: "Telephone"! Claire imagines a game where you investigate the mysteries of a haunted telephone museum and Isaac rips off War of the Worlds (2025). The movie! With Ice Cube! Then Claire talks about the most recent... more
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Love this podcast, wish some of the games they create would actually become games themselves! The hosts are entertaining and supportive of each other's games and it's fun hearing their different experiences with video games. I really like their ending segment where they try to create games based on 3 randomly generated words, then name said game.
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The content focuses on imaginative pitches for video game concepts, delivered in a light-hearted and entertaining manner. Hosts Isaac and Claire share their own creative game ideas ranging from various themes such as love, survival, and unique mechanics, while also discussing popular games and their design elements. Their format includes playful banter, brainstorming sessions, and creative challenges, making it both engaging and humorous for listeners interested in game design and the gaming industry. The unique aspect of this show is its emphasis on pitching games that will unlikely see the light of day, encouraging a whimsical exploration of game concepts. This approach not only entertains but also provides insights into the mechanics and... more
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