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2. Video Games - Reddit

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   Every one of his videos is the exact same. Something about a popular video game is bad. 75% of the time it’s monetization or buggy/unfinished game. 25% of the time it’s studio layoffs or poor work culture. He finds a Jason Schreier article about it and summarizes it while reading multiple excerpts word for word.

3. r/gaming - Reddit

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   This game is like an onion that you'll slowly peel back to reveal deeper and deeper meanings and puzzles, and then deeper mysteries still. The first 10 to 15 hours it plays similarly to a metroidvania, in that you'll be dropped into a mysterious world and begin exploring. Beyond this first Layer, though, there's so much more.

4. Game Development Discussions on Reddit

   www.reddit.com/r/gamedev

   The subreddit covers various game development aspects, including programming, design, writing, art, game jams, postmortems, and marketing. It serves as a hub for game creators to discuss and share their insights, experiences, and expertise in the industry.

5. Central hub for ALL gaming leaks, rumours & news! - Reddit

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   Idk don’t wanna say he’s washed but this is weird. Like even for him this is weird. Not a single first party game teaser and he was being vague about shit that really wasn’t noteworthy whatsoever EDIT: Also shocked more people aren’t talking about the fact that he, along with SyluxHunter were dead wrong about DQ HD-2D.

6. Best video game podcasts? : r/podcasts - Reddit

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   Not a video game podcast in the same sense as the rest, and probably not what you were looking for, but 8-bit Book Club is more than worth a listen. 1. sleeplessrhythme. • 3 yr. ago. Castle Super Beast originally the Super Best Friends guys. Little heavier on fighting games genre but covers everything. 1. obeyer10.

7. Is game development as a career a mistake? What's it REALLY like?

   www.reddit.com/r/gamedev/comments/rbcmas

   You have to love it. A good game developer (one who would get hired at one of the big studios) is essentially proficient in 3 or 4 jobs. For example, a good Character Artist has advanced understanding of anatomy, makeup, clothing design, 3d modeling, physics, and a host of other related skills.