Marian Pekar, My Nine Lives Video Game

EPISODE · May 26, 2020 · 17 MIN

Marian Pekar, My Nine Lives Video Game

from The Community Cats Podcast · host The Community Cats Podcast

In this episode, Marian Pekar, a software developer based in the Czech Republic, joins Stacy to talk about My Nine Lives, a game he is developing to raise money for cat-related charities. Marian became involved in cat charities after adopting Max, a stray kitten, and earlier this year, he decided to use his skills and passion to find a way to help support those charities. Marian and Stacy discuss My Nine Lives, in which the player takes on the role of a cat trying to survive by hunting prey and avoiding predators. He explains that it will be suitable for all ages, as there are no gory scenes. He also tells Stacy about how the game will generate revenue through a "pay as you wish" model, and how he will distribute the game. To learn more about My Nine Lives, visit the game's website, where you can sign up to be notified when the game is released, and watch a trailer for the game. You can also follow Marian's progress on Twitter.

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