BCB Episode 12 - Chasm with Dan Adelman and James Petruzzi

Thank you very much for the link!

Very in-depth. Thanks for the interview and all the information. Too bad I missed out on the slacker-backing also. Will buy when it's out. I enjoyed the videos and are pleased with the details. It is nice when people are so passionate about their projects. Thats awesome.

And thanks for the questions brought into the interview. Had goosbumps briefly haha.

I hope the game gets huge expo, AND a sequal will be made.

Well, at least there people that agrees that Nintendo Switch's Joy-Con looks bad
too many people are optimistic about that Joy-Con, might as well just use the Wii remote controller, since they practically the same, without the analog stick of course

42:10 I pledged for the "Architect's Secret Map" tier, so I guess the general 'mystery' will be robbed from my experience anyway.

Watched this a few days ago, and my thoughts are...

Why are you so smart, Mike? Do you do this for a living? Who are you, really?! XD

But yeah, excellent job. You kept pace with these guys really well, like you're a dev or in the industry yourself, I felt like.

You also recorded and edited this to put up really fast.

In my world, it is the genre I am interested in. While being two different games, they are same in many categories. Making a comparison was a kind of a cool feat to include in this episode.

I think it was fine. I will buy Chasm anyway even if I haven't heard this podcast. Its fun to take a peek inside a developers mind, those that have the passion are the ones we want talk and hear more about. I guess an interview post-launch of Bloodstained with Iga and Mana would be a peek of performance by you, and one of many goals I for one would love to witness. And up until that moment, do what you are doing. Its working.

If the podcast would evolve - talking to other games is up to you. Just keep it natural, like you have done it so far.

Once again, thank you Mike for submitting my questions!
I felt they could be important since some aspects of games have been bugging me since the beginning years of my gamer's career.

A commercial for Chasm? Well, technically the podcast was promoting it for sure.
I must say it was deserved as it seems to be a great game to work on and invest in (I'm sold on it, btw).
It also shows the modesty and inspirational sources of the indie developers, something refreshing when one has to face the greed and stupid corporate decisions of major game companies (the latter which I feel most have completely lost their soul, about all of them).*

What's more, I could say there is a feeling of brotherhood between developers and the communities, since the game genre is common.
Rivalry? Pocket-wise maybe, but I would ideally say get them all or at least choose the game(s) with the setting that talks to you the most.

Keep up the great work, Mike!


*I regret my golden age of videogames (end of the 80's and the 90's). I really do.

You didn't imagine that. I asked for that feedback here in this thread.

Thanks Croc.

its better to talk about other igavania styled games than to discuss the same topic to death. there is plenty of speculation here on the forums, if that's your thing.