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EPISODE · Mar 12, 2018 · 1H 10M

GAME DEV’S QUEST e52: BRAIN IN A VAT

from Game Dev’s Quest – Awesome! Internet Radio · host rettisawesome

Taylor and Rett discuss the brain in a vat theory. Rett shares his favorite Conan the Barbarian quote. They compare religion and science and jump into a bit of history and science. Taylor has begun on the next 1GAM and developed some procedural generation. But is 1GAM align with his goals any more? Using Steamspy, … Continue reading "GAME DEV’S QUEST e52: BRAIN IN A VAT"

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Taylor and Rett discuss the brain in a vat theory. Rett shares his favorite Conan the Barbarian quote. They compare religion and science and jump into a bit of history and science. Taylor has begun on the next 1GAM and developed some procedural generation. But is 1GAM align with his goals any more? Using Steamspy, Taylor has found that the indie dev dream is not far out of reach. Join the conversation on twitter @gamedevsquest @taylorjbuchheit @rettisawesome email at [email protected] Like us on facebook facebook.com/airpodcast Play our games at https://gamedevsquest.itch.io Join the fun bit.ly/GDQDiscord Support us on Humble Bundle

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