In episode 27 Jeremy reunites with Jay Moore, who was there at the beginning of Jeremy's career and helped him launch Aerial Antics, one of the first 12 games that Garage Games published. Garage Games launched the "indie game" movement as we know it today. Jay and Jeremy both have been involved wit…

In episode 26, Jeremy chats with Matt Strnad, the indie behind the amazingly polished, fun, and intriguing Robozarro. The game was recently released on Steam and is headed to PS4, Switch, and Xbox One. Matt and Jeremy talk indie games, life in Norfolk, and more!

 

In episode 25 Jeremy sits down with Andrew, Nathan, Joseph, and newcomer Josh to discuss each of their current game dev ambitions and captures the complete essence of any good PixelFest Devs' meetup. 

BTW, .kkrieger (created by .theprodukkt) was the procedurally generated FPS from 2002. It was …

In episode 24, Jeremy chats with an indie from New York City, Jasmine Greene, who co-founded Luminosity back in 2015 after a previous studio shuttered. Since then, Luminosity has released several titles, including The Painter's Apprentice on Steam and Tortuga Racing on mobile. Next up for Luminosit…

In episode 23, Jeremy chats with veteran developer David Hernly, the developer of the party bridge simulator Starship Horizons, which gets its own huge allocation of space at MAGFest every year and recently launched on Steam. David is also the developer of Mythric Mystery Master, which is an offsho…

In episode 22 Jeremy sits down with one of the East Coast's most iconic indie game developers, founder of Philosoplay, and PixelFest 2016 panelist... drumroll... Tony Powell! Whether he's showcasing Mighty Mashers (formerly That Rock Paper Scissors Game), working with the Maryland STEM Festival, or…

In episode 21, Jeremy comes to you from the January PixelFest Devs meetup at Circuit Social in downtown Norfolk and chats with Andrew Scott Hollis about his physical/board game Jeweler's Dozen, a killer LARP in Philadelphia, the great things that can happen at events like PixelFest. They also make …

In episode 20, Jeremy chats with indie comic book creator Vince White. Vince was instrumental in helping Jeremy deliver the Swap Fire comic, which was a backer reward of the successful 2017 Kickstarter for Swap Fire 2 on Nintendo Switch. Jeremy and Vince go on for nearly 2 hours (the longest PixelC…

In episode 19, Jeremy unveils plans to host a Global Game Jam site in downtown Norfolk, announces the first two anchor partners for PixelFest 2020, and then dives into some game developer philosophy with Life is a Vector!

In episode 18, Jeremy makes a New Year's Resolution to interview more people on the PixelCast. First up is the amazing Kishi Bashi, a musician and filmmaker who collaborated with Jeremy on a mobile game back in 2014.