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Treat your ears to our latest episode!!
The So Many Games Podcast is a monthly show produced by the team behind the video game review website So Many Games. Hosted by Jason, we invite video game creators to talk about their craft and the games they’ve made.
Usually concentrating on the guest’s background in game development, the creative process behind their project, and their thoughts on game design and the industry.
We hope this is a place to come for developers to shine a light on their game through deep and meaningful conversation and for listeners to learn some new facts behind their favourite games.
Tom Eastman from Trinket Studios joins us for this month's episode to discuss their recently released deck-builder, narrative adventure Battle Suit Aces.
Tom shared some fascinating insights into the game's development, and I was thrilled to learn of all the different elements, ideas, and time that went into creating such a well-thought-out game.
If you would like to keep up with Tom and Trinket Studios, the best way would be through Tom's or Battle Suit Aces' BlueSky, becoming a member of the Trinket Studios Discord server or by visiting their website.
Please visit Battle Suit Aces Steam page
We also have a written review of Battle Suit Aces on So Many Games.
Many thanks to our patrons, John, Kammy, Antonia, Ruzzh, Shyguy and Cerys, who we are incredibly lucky to have. If you would like to see what we offer and support independent video game coverage, then please take a look at our Patreon.
Chapters
[00:00] Intro
[03:08] Tom Eastman Interview
[36:30] Music Break
[37:07] Tom Eastman Interview Part 2
[1:05:56] Final Thoughts & Outro
[1:07:25] Messages from Creator Friends
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Intro/outro music by Jerden Cooke
Music Clip Credits
All clips were taken from the Battle Suit Aces soundtrack, composed by Carlos "insaneintherain" Eiene. Clips from the following tracks were used in this episode:
To the Battle Line
Cosmic Rendezvous
StarBall Match
Many thanks to Jake for his kind permission to use these clips from the soundtrack.
