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Pizza + Coffee = Code is our podcast all about the Game Development world. Featuring interviews with staff from game development studios!
Greenheart Games discusses the challenges and rewards of developing Tavern Keeper, a unique and immersive simulation game, in this exclusive interview.
We had the pleasure of talking to the lovely Paulina from DragonBear Studios about the cooperative multiplayer game Innchated - about running your own magical inn with your friends!
Below The Stone lets you fulfil all of your fantasies of being a dwarf and mining to your heart's content. We talk to Mike from Strollart and Scott from Apogee about this upcoming release.
Have you ever wanted to play a roguelike game that is based around pachinko and features an awesome little green player character? Well I have the game for you and it's called Peglin.
We talk to Dave Wightman, the one-man-band behind Reina and Jericho - an intense story-driven adventure through a fortress defended by Reina's worst enemies - and it gets philosophical.
The sequel to Mini Metro, Mini Motorways, is coming to Steam and we sit down with the awesome folks from Dinosaur Polo Club to discuss inspirations, user experience, and that transition.
We have a chat to the director of ENDER LILIES, Keisuke Okabe, about what the game is like, why they chose to use Steam Early Access, and the story behind getting Mili to do the music.
One of the minds behind Hell Simulator, from Woodland Games, talks to us about all of the crazy and wacky things that go into building a hell simulator as well as some of the backlash they have had for touching such a subject.
We talk to staff from all over One More Level about the brand new Cyberpunk action game, Ghostrunner. We discuss everything including the awesome cyberpunk world, the one-hit-one-kill mechanic, the movement, and the narrative.
Cartel Tycoon breaks the mould of other tycoon games and is based around becoming a drug kingpin, with a focus on the economics of running a business. To tell us more we talk with Anton from tinyBuild and one of the Russian developers from Moon Moose.
Hello Neighbor 2 is the direct sequel to the YouTuber's favorite game - Hello Neighbor. Mike Rafiienko from tinyBuild takes the time to sit down and explain some things about Hello Neighbor 2, The Guest, and drops some hints about lore.
Batterystaple Games is the studio behind the hit game 20XX and they are back with a sequel called 30XX. Chris King takes us through how thei game is different to it's predecessor and the Megaman origins of some of the game concepts.
Starstruck: Hands of Time isn't just any ordinary rhythm game. As Grady and developer Max Ponoroff discuss - it is full of story, humor, and a fully destructable overworld that you get to go ham on with a giant hand and hammer!
We get to talk about No Place for Bravery with both the developers at Glitch Factory and publisher at Ysbryd Games. The game is a pixel-style souls-like adventure game that Grady is not good at, but that doesn't matter because it is just so pretty.
Games publisher Blowfish Studios sits down to talk to us about a bunch of their upcoming releases. We focus on Nine Witches: Family Disruption, which is an adventure game where you fight nazis, communicate with ghosts, and clog the toilet.
Adrien Briatta from Shiro Games walks us through some of their new game Darksburg. Darksburg is a roguelite game allows you to play co-op in a procedurally generated medieval fantasy setting that has been overtaken by zombies.
On this episode we talk to the folk at Tic Toc Games about the Nintendo Switch version for Adventures of Pip and their brand new couch co-op game B.Ark. To round it out we also spend 10mins talking about Kiwi and American breakfast foods...
We got to talk to Sebastian Küpper about some of the games that Diplodocus Games have released on the Nintendo Switch recently. We talk about the Definitive Edition of Keen Dreams (1991) as well as their entirely original 3D platformer Regina & Mac!
