Game Dev Local Podcast

In this episode, Oscar is joined in his podquest to 'learn everything about #gamedev you never dared to ask' by fellow GDL host, the Gaming Recruiter, Darren Butler, as we talk about the difficulties of the last year and to speculate of what to look out for in '26. We explore issues of related to hiring and training in games as well as the contradictions involved with the advice so often given to "go make a studio".

In this episode, Oscar is joined in his podquest to 'learn everything about #gamedev you never dared to ask' by Harry Phokou, host of The Gaming Playbook, where we talk about how and importantly why to use LinkedIn and other platforms to build up your profile through Authority; Relatedness and Reciprocation.

In this episode, Oscar is joined in his podquest to 'learn everything about #gamedev you never dared to ask' by Melanya Laz, Head of Growth at AI monetisation engine, Elevatix, and host of the GameBix Heroes podcast. We talk about business development, networking and sales with plenty of tips and secrets that anyone can follow; even those who don't like 'selling'.

What does it really take to start making games? In this episode, Stuart De Ville (CEO of Game Dev Local) sits down with Rob MacKay (Creator of RobsGameShock.com) to talk about the messy, magical first steps of becoming a game developer.From finding your path and overcoming imposter syndrome to finishing your first project and building the right community around you - Stu and Rob break down the myths, the mindset, and the mistakes every new dev makes (and why that's okay).Where you're sketching your first idea, downloading your first engine, or wondering where the hell to start - this one's your guide to just getting started and finding your own way in games.

In this episode, Oscar is joined in his podquest to 'learn everything about #gamedev you never dared to ask' by Mike Coeck, CEW (Chief Executive Walrus) at Belgian developer Cybernetic Walrus talking about Roadside Research. A game which has had a tremendous reception in terms of wishlist numbers, beta players, and where the team have set an incredibly challenging release timeframe.