The Debug Log
thedebuglog.comWelcome to The Debug Log, a podcast about game development. Hosts Andrew, Obinna, and Ryan are all professional game developers. From games for health care to AAA mobile games, these guys have experienced it all and have the scars to prove it. That being said, this is not your typical developer podcast. The Debug Log balances in-depth discussions and interviews with a casual and wry sense of humor... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 114 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Categories | Video GamesTechnologyLeisure | ||||
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We all have to start somewhere. If you are interested in game development and hope to get started soon, you've come to the right place. On today's episode, the guys begin with a discussion of their origin stories and how they each got into game devel... more
This week we have a classic game industry news round-up. Ryan and Obinna explain Roblox to Andrew while the whole gang tries to understand the weird new world of NFTs. We've been off the news beat for awhile so we touch on a variety of other topics b... more
So after a long, hard talk with a couple of GenZ-ers, we decided to move from only-audio podcasts to both audio and video podcast recordings! This episode marks the first video edit of The Debug Log. Our goal is to post both the audio and visual vers... more
From patches and updates to seasonal content and daily challenges, the ubiquity of live games has grown exponentially in the internet age. What started as an easy way to fix a released game, has grown into 50GB day-one patches and years of expanded c... more
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- Great Game Dev Podcast!
Hi quality podcast and informative interviews.
Apple Podcasts5dvn08
United States3 years ago - The BEST Game Dev Podcast Out There
I’m a beginner game dev (16M) and I’ve not seen a game podcast like this one. Funny and chilled out hosts, in depth conversations and easy to grasp topics are rare to find and these guys have absolutely nailed it. Thanks!
Apple Podcasts5joshkirby1604
United Kingdom4 years ago - Game dev from many angles
Fantastic coverage of game dev from indie to AAA, artist to dev, mobile to cloud, game design to company politics. Love the theme, can you guys release a full track to pump me up when I’m getting sleepy on the road?
Apple Podcasts5Studying in TaiwanUnited States4 years ago - *eye roll*
Was an ok podcast when they covered game development, but it has recently devolved into poorly parroting tone deaf Marxist propaganda.
Apple Podcasts1jcknight19United States4 years ago - The big game dev brothers you never had
As someone who is trying to get into the industry, this podcast has a lot of value. Great discussions, great personalities. Thanks, guys!
Apple Podcasts5Crooked SnoutUnited States4 years ago
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