This week’s podcast Kenneth and I talk about our recent guest post from Chris Beatrice on city building design, the recent Humble Bundle controversy, Torchlight 2 vs. Diablo 3 and much more. We’ve also learn the lesson of not recording at 1 AM the hard way, so please excuse us for both sounding tired.
As always here are links to some of the topics discussed:
- Chris Beatrice’s game studio: Tilted Mill and their new game Medieval Mayor .
- Chris’s post on walker systems in city-builders .
- The Humble Bundle: Which is currently displaying the THQ bundle.
- Good Old Games where you can find Zeus and Pharaoh. And Children of the Nile on Steam.
- Lastly our post on Torchlight 2 vs. Diablo 3 .
And remember if you are interested for writing for us or being a guest on the podcast, send us an email, you can find a link to it under the about section.
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Posted By Josh Bycer
In a recent developer diary entry, later followed by an interview, I discussed the concept of “walkers” in city-building games, and how Tilted Mill’s forthcoming game, Medieval Mayor, would use walker-based systems. To some this was welcome news… to others, cause for concern. Later, in an email conversation with Josh Bycer, I found myself expounding, on this complicated and perhaps misunderstood area of city-building game design. How could such a seemingly narrow subject be the source of such heated debate?
Posted By Chris Beatrice
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