Flea and dyslexia in gaming, with Ally Low, Lowtek Games

In this episode of Retro Titans, we talk to Ally Low, the founder and owner of game studio Lowtek Games and a prominent figure on dyslexia in gaming. Ally explains the progress around dyslexia, but why it's still coming up short and what he'd like to see happen next. We also discuss his process for creating amazing, addictive games like Flea and Tapeworm Disco Party, and then promoting them with Blaze Entertainment. Ally provides budding games developers with his top tips for getting into gaming and creating the next Evercade classic.   In the final part of the show, Ally also shares the top three carts and device he would take with him to a desert island, as part of our Desert Island Carts feature. Make sure you hang around for his music choice at the end of the show.  Whether you are new to Evercade or a seasoned gamer on the platform, you'll love this deep-dive into all things Evercade. 🔗 Links: Website - https://www.lowtek.games/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/wallmasterr  TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@wallmasterr    💾 Gaming-making engines: GB Studio - https://www.gbstudio.dev/  Godot - https://godotengine.org/    🎮 Lowtek Games games on Evercade: Indie Heroes 3 Indie Heroes 2 Indie Heroes 1   📖 Projector Mapping demo: @JohnBlueRiggs on Twitter    🎵 Music: Neon Gaming, by Dope Stuff Desert Island Disc theme tune, by Eric Coates and his orchestra Tapeworm Disco Party - in-game music