
The podcast where nice gamedevs talk gaming and game development. Nice!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 517 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesGamesLeisure | |||

Brian Crick is in the clubhouse to talk about how he intertwines narrative and puzzles in his game Tinselfly. We talk about character motivation, player buy-in, and where you even start with a project like this. And if you also are late to playing My... more
Stephen is still away so Ian Peters uses that as an excuse to talk about rocks and how that relates to storytelling. Also in this episode, Mark is preparing for an exciting trip and Lydia is hype about trains for a good reason.
Junction Jam
gamesco... more
This week, Ian emerges from the clubhouse vents to fill-in for Stephen as Dale gives us a bare minimum prompt with maximum implications.
Prompt
"Make a game called 'Triage Simulator'"
Game type
Design document
Player count
1
Rules
Triage - the v... more
In this episode Mark talks about an awesome Game Jam he is planning in association with Global Game Jam - Listeners in the Midwest or the UK (or have the ability to get there) can make a game on a train in Junction Jam.
Mark rants about his new apar... more
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and a joy to have on the car speakers
Great insight into game development on a deeper level than most developers podcasts. Lots of real and action advice for all skill levels
I made it through the first half of one episode before I realized I was hooked. Halfway through the catalogue and I gotta say, this is one of the best. If you like game development, you should most definitely check this out!
Taking on well designed games from a games dev perspective, Nice Game Clubs digs deeper than most.
Ellen is the best.
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A thoughtful, practitioner-focused show where three kind, knowledgeable hosts explore game development from hands-on perspectives. Episodes span voice acting, interactive fiction communities, design investigations, healthy critique, character through mechanics, lighting, and conference culture, often featuring guests with deep industry or craft expertise. The tone is collaborative, optimistic, and community-minded, with lots of practical tips for makers and a strong emphasis on inclusivity and mentorship. Notable strengths include in-depth discussions that balance technical craft with process and culture, plus a recurring focus on building supportive dev communities and accessible entry points for newcomers. Potential listeners who want act... more
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Recent guests on Nice Games Club include:
1. Arthur Coroy
2. Amir Satvat
3. Kris Roberts
4. Sam Liberty
5. Yuri Lowenthal
6. Andrew Plotkin
7. August Brown
8. Sam Baseman
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