Honestly if there are a ton of game devs in Vancouver I think it'd be cool if you did more podcast style vids like this where you interview different devs from different positions, talents, and life experiences to see how that shaped how they make games and what wisdom they have to share with other indie devs.
Yeah, this was really fun to do. So I'd definitely love to sit down with other folks here (and elsewhere) and have a similar style of conversation for sure!
this interview was fantastic, also, I really want to know about the performance and scale of the game, and how it was managed, from what I'm looking at it feels like a massive game, or I'm just blind, but if you can interview with technical people on the team that would be NOICE
@@GameDevGuide oh, I thought you were mainly on the tooling side, anyway, Waiting for it, Much luck and success on the game really wanna see you guys succeed even though I don't play this genre
Both the games industry experience and production process were very insightful! Would love to see more content like this directly from the devs. Also enjoyed the references to things like Crusader Kings and the Starcraft map editor haha (havn't heard that one in a looong time). I'm sure this game will find its playerbase!
I'm super curious about those "blackboards". Incidentally I also made a system inspired by Elan Ruskin's talk that happens to be presented partly through nodes, so I would love to see what you guys came up with.
Woah. I use your tutorials to learn about Unity. "Generation Exile" stole the Summer Game show in my eyes (I love Against the Storm and other rougelike city-builders). On it's own merits! I had no idea you guys were responsible for the game. This is such a pleasant surprise.
Honestly if there are a ton of game devs in Vancouver I think it'd be cool if you did more podcast style vids like this where you interview different devs from different positions, talents, and life experiences to see how that shaped how they make games and what wisdom they have to share with other indie devs.
Yeah, this was really fun to do. So I'd definitely love to sit down with other folks here (and elsewhere) and have a similar style of conversation for sure!
Wow great trailer!
Good luck with release!
this interview was fantastic, also, I really want to know about the performance and scale of the game, and how it was managed, from what I'm looking at it feels like a massive game, or I'm just blind, but if you can interview with technical people on the team that would be NOICE
Glad you enjoyed it! I am the lead technical person on the team, so I'll be sure to cover this in a future video for sure!
@@GameDevGuide oh, I thought you were mainly on the tooling side, anyway, Waiting for it, Much luck and success on the game
really wanna see you guys succeed even though I don't play this genre
Thanks for sharing this interview! Awesome to hear about people's journeys and experiences and I love the artstyle of GE, looks beautiful!
Both the games industry experience and production process were very insightful! Would love to see more content like this directly from the devs.
Also enjoyed the references to things like Crusader Kings and the Starcraft map editor haha (havn't heard that one in a looong time). I'm sure this game will find its playerbase!
I'm super curious about those "blackboards". Incidentally I also made a system inspired by Elan Ruskin's talk that happens to be presented partly through nodes, so I would love to see what you guys came up with.
Woah. I use your tutorials to learn about Unity. "Generation Exile" stole the Summer Game show in my eyes (I love Against the Storm and other rougelike city-builders). On it's own merits! I had no idea you guys were responsible for the game. This is such a pleasant surprise.
😅Brilliant 😂😂