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Jul 13, 2018 45 min

An Interview with Zach Gage

from AppStories Hosted by Federico Viticci, John Voorhees

[[audio_player]] Federico and John are joined by independent game developer Zach Gage the creator of hit games like Ridiculous Fishing, SpellTower, Really Bad Chess, Typeshift, Flipflop Solitaire, and Pocket Run Pool to discuss the App Store’s effect on gaming. This episode is sponsored by: OmniFocus 3 - Accomplish More Every Day Links and Show Notes... Read more

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An Interview with Zach Gage

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  1. 0:00 Introduction
  2. 0:55 Getting Started
  3. 3:04 Experimenting with Multitouch
  4. 5:02 The Creative Process
  5. 7:53 Combatting Clones with Free-to-Play
  6. 11:25 Bringing Classic Games to Mobile
  7. 13:09 Prototyping
  8. 18:47 Games as Systems
  9. 25:03 App Store Changes in iOS 11
  10. 28:17 Manipulative Mobile Games
  11. 31:09 Game Preservation
  12. 34:11 The Evolution of the App Store
  13. 38:17 Shaping Game Development with AI
  14. 41:50 Advice for New Game Developers
  15. 44:10 Killing Yetis with Swords

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