PAX East 2024 Day 2 - A Harmless Game of Slaps, Indie Mysteries, and Horror Survival Games
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- čas přidán 2. 06. 2024
- As PAX East 2024 continues to unfold, we bring you more exclusive coverage from the heart of the gaming world on Day 2 of this electrifying event. Following our comprehensive Day 1 explorations, which featured a host of indie gems and technological breakthroughs, today's dispatch delves deeper into the creative processes behind upcoming titles and celebrated developers. If you missed our Day 1 coverage, be sure to check it out [ • PAX East 2024 Day 1 - ... ] to get up to speed on everything PAX East has offered so far.
Our second day at PAX East included interviews with a variety of groundbreaking developers such as Hyaenic Productions Limited, known for their unique approach to storytelling, and WayForward, who continue to push the envelope in visual and gameplay design. We also had the opportunity to speak with teams from Limited Run Games, Faeland, Toge Productions, and Gravity Games, each offering their unique insights into the development and passion that fuel their projects. These conversations not only highlight the dedication of these teams but also give us a glimpse into the future directions these innovators are steering their games toward.
In addition to insightful interviews, our coverage today focuses on the diversity of games showcased, ranging from the retro-inspired adventures presented by Limited Run Games to the innovative mechanics introduced by Gravity Games. Faeland, a game that captures the essence of classic RPGs with a modern twist, and Toge Productions, with their commitment to indie game development, were particular standouts. Each interview and demo session revealed more about the vibrant spirit and creativity that define PAX East.
Stay tuned for more from PAX East 2024 as we continue to explore the cutting-edge developments and immersive experiences the gaming industry has to offer. Whether you’re into nostalgic revisits, innovative gameplay, or engaging narratives, PAX East promises to deliver something special for every type of gamer. Join us as we continue to capture the excitement and passion of the developers and the community that make events like PAX East a crucial showcase of gaming’s future.
Social Media Links:
Forest Hills: The Last Year - @ForestHillsGame - / foresthillsgame
Rose & Camellia - @WayForward - / wayforward
Limited Run Games - @LimitedRunGames - / limitedrungames
Faeland - @Talegamesnews - / talegamesnews
Toge Productions - @togeproductions - / togeproductions
Gravity Games - @tyo_psychodemic - store.steampowered.com/publis...
00:00 Intro
01:50 Arthur's Rant
02:48 Forest Hills: The Last Year
09:26 Rose & Camellia
13:16 Limited Run Games
18:41 Intermission
19:00 Cosplayer Interviews 1
24:16 Faeland
29:05 Intermission
29:56 Toge Productions
34:03 Gravity Games
38:22 Cosplayer Interviews 2
49:23 PAX East Attendee Interview
52:11 Outro
53:40 Credits
53:57 Afterhours
Cosplayer: Brooke from LA w/ Forest Hills: The Last Year
Cosplayer: Mike Chapel
Cosplayer: Ryosuke - @ryosuke91KC
Cosplayer: Leilani from New York
Cosplayer: Tony from Syracuse
Cosplayer: Zach from Summerville as Blaidd - @vulpirecosplay
Cosplayer: chinnstantnoodles - @chinnstantnoodles
Cosplayer: Thousandhunny - @thousandhunny - Hry
Carlos here, Arthur thanks so much for the interview and for featuring Faeland! It was a pleasure meeting you and your team! You really put me on the spot a few times there! 😅
Keep us updated about Faeland! Thanks for taking the time to speak with us.
love Faeland just finished their early access and it's outstanding
Great video thank you for your hard and dedicated work you guys are awsomeness channel on tube
Excellent job
Thanks so much for having me on the channel! Chatting with you guys was an absolute blast!
ty for hanging out
You wasted your time with Arthur.
You should've grilled him on whether he disavows NYT's The Daily after their terrible Maneskin episode.
May you one day grow as a person so that you may feel the shame you so rightly deserve.
Love these vids, keep em comin
We got day 3 coming on Wednesday!
Here to enjoy and support. I know you guys put a lot of effort into this. They're fun to watch and I appreciate the comment at 36:25 LOL I KNOW I BRING THAT GENRE UP EVERY DAMN COMMENT SECTION BUT COME ON NOW IT'S THE BEST. Thanks for looking out.
Thank you!
Looking forward for day 3 and 4
These videos deserve more views. Brings me back to the 1Up Show special convention episodes.
That’s what we’re going for. No one makes this content anymore, I feel like we’re just trying to get more nostalgic
10:00 I LOVED THAT GAME. I played it in flash, IT WAS SO FUNNY.
…playing with Limited Run,
my frown got flipped turned upside down!
I've ordered a couple of copies of Rose and Camellia! 😂
Same
Fingers crossed Tokyo Psychodemic gets the coveted Noisy Pixel endorsement. I love the concept of the real world footage.
Haha we are all real, don’t you forget it 🤖
🎉
1:53 Last time I went to a 4-way, I wasn't a blocker. I showed my stuff, realized that I was the fifth man in the equation and saw myself out of the sausage expo.
Happens to the best of us.
Miss ThousandHunny is exactly why I have always been the biggest fan of redheads…I don’t care how much fun blondes supposedly have.
And specifically she is a pleasure to listen to. She needs a job in the gaming industry with that personality!
Hello Noisy Pixel my name is Isaiah and I have something important to say to you. God loves you and like any father he wants to help you and keep you safe especially from the devil. But I am not just speaking to you about this I am also talking to your fans about this. God loves you all and especially in the times we our living in we are in need of him more than ever. But the choice is ultimately yours have a nice day Shalom Shalom.
Thanks?
Is this a sort of joke?
Jews commonly routinely turn away converts and have discussions only with the eager, not proselytize the unsolicited with generic platitudes.
Sometimes poor interviewing from the guy with light hair, seems to have a chip on his shoulder and really ham fisting his message/opinion into a lot of these, to the point of trying to put words into those he's interviewing mouths.
Funny because a fair amout gave a coherent more nuanced take on live service games.
this will probably read as a hate comment, but not my intention, actually a long term fan of the channel. I think it's something he could improve on in any future videos, and that this video would perform better without that present in it.
Aye we love feedback :) thanks! We’re always trying to improve - Azario
Hey, light hair guy here. This year we tried to create a "storyline" for the convention by asking people the same question. Last year we just asked random questions and it worked at the time, but we were trying something out this time. The first guy we interviewed were the fighting game devs on Day 1. They brought up live games and we saw all the big booths were for live games, so we figured that would be a good storyline to ask people about. I envisioned those questions would be segmented into their own section about live games and we would cut between responses of everyone we interviewed within that context, but Mark had his own approach and I think it works.
The goal is not to hamfist a message, but to encourage people to say something. Some of the interviews are with developers - people with expertise who think about the industry all the time - but most of the interviews are with regular gamers. They don't think "what is my view on X" and never had a reason to until a microphone was in their face - which isn't the best time to think things through. This can lead to people freezing up or just not saying anything valuable. I sometimes state a view in my question because it makes it easier for people to think. They can think "I agree/disagree with what he just said, and now I know why" and they start talking. We don't really gain anything by getting random people to say things they don't believe. We do gain something when they say what they think and sometimes that requires probing them a bit. That's the goal and it works!
Hope this explains the approach.
@@ArthurAugustyn getting everyone's views on it as a subject is great! I understand that this is cut and edited so the actual conversations likely played out differently, and I get the need for probing and that not everyone would be great in front of camera. It seems like you know what you're doing for sure, and as I mentioned before this wasn't intended as negatively as I'm aware it likely reads. It was just a few times I picked up on it sounding more like "don't you think this?" Rather than trying to get to what they personally felt on it. Camera shy people might even be more inclined to just agree with whatever opinion you put forward in that situation too, as the path of least resistance. Maybe it just contrasted with the well nuanced takes on live games some interviewees gave.
I hope I didn't offend/upset with my comments anyway, it was meant more as constructive criticism than a hate comment.
Having areas we can improve on is true for anyone in any craft, it wasn't personal, and I'm just some guy what do I know, lol.
@@joeshearman2341 no offense taken! I appreciate the interest.