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Hosted by Larissa Radka · leisure · EN · 22 episodes
Welcome to "The Game Voice" podcast! Hosted by Larissa Radka, Creative Director at Gamerse Studio. Join us each week to explore the innovations, key figures, and career insights in gaming. Whether you're a developer, a pro, or a gamer, tune in to level up with us! The Game Voice dives deep into the creative process behind the games we love, exploring the intersection of innovation, storytelling, and the player experience. Each episode brings you conversations with industry leaders, from narrative directors to game designers, shedding light on how they shape memorable gaming experiences. Whether you're an indie developer, a gamer, or just someone interested in the future of interactive entertainment, this podcast has something for you. Catch us weekly for episodes packed with insights, tips, and forward-thinking discussions that fuel creativity and player engagement in the gaming world. Don’t miss out on exclusive interviews and behind-the-s
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Episode #21
Cozy games are no longer just a niche. In this episode, we’ll explore the reasons behind the rise of cozy games and why they’ve become a go-to genre for so many players. From their wholesome aesthetics and relaxing gameplay loops to their ability to provide emotional comfort, let's look into what makes these games special and impactful.<br /><p > Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.</p>
Episode #20
<p>In this episode, I’m joined by Dan Dawes, Narrative Designer at Supermassive Games, to explore the power and importance of storytelling in games. From crafting immersive experiences to the creative challenges of writing for interactive media, we look into what makes narrative such a vital part of game development. Dan shares his journey, key inspirations, and valuable advice for aspiring narrative designers, along with insights on the future of storytelling in games.</p><br><p>Support Green Shoes Arts charity: https://www.greenshoesarts.com/</p><br /><p > Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.</p>
Episode #19
2024 has been an incredible year for gaming, with unforgettable releases, bold innovations, and important discussions shaping the industry. In this final episode of the season, we’ll reflect on the highlights, revisit some of the most memorable moments from our podcast, and explore the biggest takeaways from a year packed with creativity and challenges. Plus, we’ll share some exciting news about the future of the podcast: starting in 2025, we’re moving to a bi-weekly schedule to bring you even more thoughtful and in-depth conversations! Tune in for a heartfelt conclusion to 2024 and a glimpse into what’s coming next.<br /><p...
Episode #18
In this episode, I dive into Nine Sols, a 2024 hidden gem that blends stunning hand-drawn visuals, intricate combat, and a deeply atmospheric story. Developed by Red Candle Games, known for their haunting titles like Detention and Devotion, this action-platformer fuses Sekiro-inspired parry mechanics with an eerie, Eastern sci-fi world. I’ll break down what makes Nine Sols stand out, its unique blend of gameplay and storytelling, and why it deserves more recognition. If you’re a fan of challenging combat, breathtaking art, and immersive indie games, you won’t want to miss this one.<br /><p > Hosted on Acast. See acast...
Episode #17
Adventure awaits! In this episode, we dive into the upcoming Indiana Jones and The Great Circle game, exploring how it honours the legacy of the iconic franchise while innovating for a modern audience. From cinematic storytelling to whip-cracking gameplay mechanics, we discuss the challenges of adapting a beloved IP into an interactive format. Could this game set a new standard for movie-to-game adaptations? Let’s find out!<br /><p > Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.</p>
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