Who Made Paradise?
Added 2020-09-28 16:46:05 +0000 UTCLast time I had no guests, so to make up for it, this time I have five!
In this episode I talk to five people who made paradise possible in Paradise Killer, a recently released open-world murder mystery game from Kaizen GameWorks. Creative director Oli, technical director Phil, sound summoner Barry, artist Gigalithic and quality assurance tester Guy.
It was a lot of fun putting this mini-making-of together, and I'm quite proud of it, so I hope you all enjoy it! I must also extend a huge thank you to my guests for giving me their time during what must have been a very hectic week. (Each interview was recorded within four days of the game being launched.)
Goal for the next podcast: 10 guests.
Comments
I just want to say that it's nice to hear Barry and Guy again - I hadn't realised how long it's been since I last heard them - time just flies. Also Owen - are you afraid that this interview is just another step on the path towards the muck that is game journalism?
Commentguy
2020-10-05 13:11:37 +0000 UTCReally nicely put together, enjoyed you managing to cover many areas of the development without anything feeling rushed (and just over an hour no less!!!) I bought PK around a week ago and this is all the more motivation to get fired into it soon.
Ciaran Stubbs Parker
2020-09-29 13:00:31 +0000 UTCI love how the podcast can go from lying on a workout matt in the holodeck with your pants around your ankles asking the computer to rip the piss out of you, to trapping a english teacher who spent his time in communist china in a time loop to interviewing movie makers and game developers, I'm overcome with a weird sense of pride that our resident 2 good boys Barry & Guy have gotten these bangin tunes out there in a fully functioning game that all these wonderfull boys have worked hard to make. Proud to be a rusty crow since the first broken audio episodes. Well done Owen. I hope listening to this rubbish will pay off for all of us one day.
Sam Waterworth
2020-09-29 03:46:46 +0000 UTCHearing about the event triggers being difficult to implement really makes me appreciate how seamlessly the conversations and evidence gathering flowed when I played it. Liked this format a lot you're great at interviewing.
Malachy
2020-09-28 20:28:26 +0000 UTC
