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Playscape: Los Angeles
Join game maker Teddy Dief (Hyper Light Drifter) for a tour through Los Angeles’ vibrant video game scene. Episodes feature one-on-one conversations with developers, actors, writers, hosts—creators from all walks of life discussing their inspirations, lives, and processes.
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4.2 stars from 15 ratings
Game dev podcast genius
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“Amazing for listening on my drives to/from work. Couldn't be more thankful for this podcast being a thing.
Teddy has made excellent use of each episode - I especially enjoy the intro's in which he provides personal experiences, insights, and thoughts regarding development and release of Hyper...”Read full review »
Redfield70x7 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/11/16
SO GOOD
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“Makes me want to move to LA and be a game developer. Keep up the good work!”
DylFow via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/05/16
Just great podcasting.
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“I can only assume that being one of seven people to review this podcast that I am surrounded by family. I do not know teddy, though I wish I did. When I first listened I was excited to hear about his new game(hyper light drifter) though I was so pleasantly surprised it's not quite about his game...”Read full review »
Ihaveabsofsteel via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/05/16
Recent Episodes
In final episode of the series, Teddy talks with comic artist and programmer Tyler J Hutchison, about art and code mindsets, choosing constraints, getting off the computer, and more. Teddy talks about burnout and protecting your time, and says a reluctant goodbye from his new home in Montreal.
Published 06/13/16
Published 06/13/16
Composer Austin Wintory explains his outlook on success, craft, and endlessly challenging oneself to innovate, and responds to what it’s like to win a BAFTA Award for his work on Journey. Teddy takes a vacation and wonders what it takes to be able to “turn it off, and back on”.
Published 05/20/16
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