Interviews - GAMINGTREND (Page 28)

Tactical Monsters Rumble Arena — Interview with Michael Tseng

What is your name and position with Camex? I’m Michael Tseng, in my role as COO for Camex I oversee everything from game development, live operation, and studio operations

By Ron Burke

/ 9 Jan 2018

Tactical Monsters Rumble Arena — Interview with Michael Tseng

Crazy Eights: James Wilson on Everdell

Publishing a game from a new designer is often a risky proposition. However, even Richard Garfield, Eric Lang, and Reiner Knizia had to start somewhere. James Wilson’s first game

By Keith Schleicher

/ 8 Jan 2018

Decemberists, Phoenixes, and Action Cats–Twogether Studios and how a two person team has one of the most diverse portfolios in gaming

Twogether Studios is something special in the gaming world. Keith Baker and Jenn Ellis manage to balance married life with game design, and that design covers a lot of ground.

By John Farrell

/ 23 Dec 2017

Decemberists, Phoenixes, and Action Cats–Twogether Studios and how a two person team has one of the most diverse portfolios in gaming

Making the Right Choices — Life is Strange: Before the Storm Interview

In Life is Strange: Before the Storm, you play as Chloe Price, a rebellious teenager who is struggling with her father’s death and her best friend moving away while

By Maddy Wojdak

/ 19 Dec 2017

Making the Right Choices — Life is Strange: Before the Storm Interview

“The game takes place in autumn and it’s pretty weird,” Interview with Alec Holowka on Night in the Woods: Weird Autumn Edition

Earlier this year, Infinite Fall released Night in the Woods, a charming and sometimes too-real adventure game that was well-received by a wide array of outlets. This indie game became

By Sean Anthony

/ 12 Dec 2017

“The game takes place in autumn and it’s pretty weird,” Interview with Alec Holowka on Night in the Woods: Weird Autumn Edition

Crazy Eights: Rob Dougherty and Darwin Kastle answer questions about Sorcerer

I still remember being lucky enough being asked to try out a prototype of a deck-building game one day before Origins at a hotel nearby. That day I was introduced

By Keith Schleicher

/ 6 Dec 2017

Crazy Eights: Rob Dougherty and Darwin Kastle answer questions about Sorcerer

Crazy Eights: Jon Gilmour and the disappearing Dinosaur Island prototype

This year’s Gen Con was one of busiest ever since it was the 50th Anniversary and completely sold out for the entire show. While most people are there to

By Keith Schleicher

/ 5 Dec 2017

Crazy Eights: Jon Gilmour and the disappearing Dinosaur Island prototype

Crazy Eights: Jon Gilmour answers questions on Dinosaur Island

Dinosaurs have an amount of mystery to them, as no living human being has seen one for real. Jurassic Park made us wonder what it would be like if they

By Keith Schleicher

/ 28 Nov 2017

Crazy Eights: Jon Gilmour answers questions on Dinosaur Island

Crazy Eights: Doug Hettrick on the superhero dice building game Kapow!

At Origins a publisher wanted to make sure that I checked out a game that he was working on with a new designing group. I was able to check it

By Keith Schleicher

/ 10 Nov 2017

Crazy Eights: Doug Hettrick on the superhero dice building game Kapow!

Feline like a big shot – Bubsy the Bobcat on launch of new title, Sonic rivalry

Since the recent release of Bubsy: The Woolies Strike Back, the eponymous Bubsy the Bobcat has been busy pursuing a ton of different projects. He took some time out of

By Elisha Deogracias

/ 2 Nov 2017

Feline like a big shot – Bubsy the Bobcat on launch of new title, Sonic rivalry

Returning Call of Duty to World War II- Michael Condry talks about bringing a franchise back to its roots

Michael Condrey, co-founder of Sledgehammer Games and Game Director of CODWWII gives some insights into what they thought while making the game.

By Mike Dunn

/ 2 Nov 2017

Returning Call of Duty to World War II- Michael Condry talks about bringing a franchise back to its roots

Ross Watson, lead developer on Warhammer 40k: Wrath and Glory, shares insights on the past and future of his career

Ross Watson, a designer with a storied career in design, shares some hints aobut the future of Warhammer 40k roleplay and touches on what it takes to be a professional RPG designer. His work has touched gaming far and wide, including Shadowrun, Rifts, Star Wars, Marvel Superheros, and his own settin

By John Farrell

/ 16 Oct 2017

Ross Watson, lead developer on Warhammer 40k: Wrath and Glory, shares insights on the past and future of his career