Indie Luchador Podcast - Spiderduck

This interview brings some major Hotline Miami news with it. Theories on what the story really is behind Hotline Miami, what is going on in Hotline Miami 2, and even a possibility of a Hotline Miami movie.

As of late, horror games have been nothing but first-person games that see the player running away from a certain type of monster. This means that players basically keep getting the same scenarios over and over. Neverending Nightmares aims to deliver a bit of a new experience. Eric Lee Lewis sits down with Matt Gilgenbach to speak about how his battles with OCD and other mental illnesses influenced the graphic imagery of Neverending Nightmares. It makes for a unique experience that allows players to learn about these illnesses if they'd like, and for those looking for a pure horror experience, it delivers upon that as well. For those wanting to learn about how these issues can effect a person in a positive way, listen on.

In this interview Eric Lee Lewis sits down with Justin Amirkhani to speak about the upcoming May 21, 2014 release of one of Eric's most anticipated games, Always Sometimes Monsters. These two gentlemen speak about trying to make a game that actually gives a realistic response to choice based upon gender, sexual orientation, and race. Justin speaks about what it is like having a highly-anticipated product that is also his first game. This is a very informative interview for gamers and developers alike. Sit back and enjoy.

Eric Lee Lewis sits down with the Free Lives guys to speak about how much it means to them to release Broforce on Steam Early Access. They also speak about the addition of the world map feature and what is to come in the next few updates. Also, when will Broforce have its official release on Steam? Listen in to find out. As usual with Free lives, this is a god one.

In an interesting turn of events Eric Lee Lewis sits down with Craig Hubbard of Blackpowder Games to speak about his time working on F.E.A.R., the legendary Blood, No One Lives Forever, and Betrayer. These two guys speak about how Betrayer moved from being a colorful game to being a first-person shooter with a black and white color palette. They also speak about the evolution of Kickstarter, as well as other topics like how money and time restraints left them making a more minimalist first-person game. It's a very interesting interview, and one that any game developer can learn from.

In this uber-patriotic interview Eric Lee Lewis sits down to discuss BROFORCE with Evan and Jarred from Free Lives. While the interview is more in the vein of comedy, there is also some great information about what is happening in the future of BROFORCE, and its soon-to-be released Steam Early Access Version of the game. So sit back and enjoy this interview about how a couple of South African gentlemen made the most American game ever. Also Arnold Schwarzenegger.

This time Eric Lee Lewis is joined by Simon Darveau of Spearhead Games to speak about his perspective on marketing Project Cyber, their fast-paced working style, and the soon-to-be Indie Luchadwarf character. That's right! The Indie Luchador is about to make another appearance in an indie game!

In this interview Eric Lee Lewis sits down with Malik Boukhira of Spearhead games to speak about their current project that is currently titled "Project Cyber", and the trials and tribulations of releasing Tiny Brains.

IT'S A TOWER OF GUNS! Well, not really. But it is an interview with the creator of Tower of Guns. Joe Mirabello is an absolutely fascinating man with a great backstory. He has worked on some games that many have loved, and has worked at some of your favorite companies.

IT'S A RETURN MATCH! Well, sort of. The last time that RobotLovesKitty was supposed to be on, Calvin fell ill to the old Pax Pox and Alix filled in for both people in the marriage. That interview can be found HERE. But this time is different. Alix and Calvin both join Eric Lee Lewis to speak about Legend of Dungeon and learn about a couple of their past projects. This interview was recorded on Valentine's Day. Due to some travel the interview is just making its way here. Nonetheless, this is a stupendous interview-- especially for any couples that want to create games together.