Episode 12 – Indie Game Developer, Tom Brien

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Tom (of Tiny Build Games) and I talk about humor in games, and what it’s like being an indie game developer. Check out his latest game, which is really funny and I highly recommend checking out to see how humor in games is properly done, “No Time to Explain” here: TINY BUILD GAMES I also talk about getting my copy of Swipe This! Definitely worth every penny, check it out here: SWIPE THIS! I started a firstgiving page for Child’s Play Charity. Donate anything you can give if you feel inclined to do so. I give all donators a shout out on my podcast! DONATE HERE!

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