Benedict Fritz's guest appearances

Benedict Fritz

BigSushi.fm

eShop Action Committee

How Was Work?

Art & Craft

Jason Roberts

Nels Anderson

Chris Bell

Amir Rajan

Jim Crawford

Nick Suttner

Robert Curry

Rich Vreeland

Benjamin Rivers

Laura Michet

Joel McDonald

Don Eskridge

Ken Wong

Nick Ahrens

Margaret Robertson

OwlTail

Not all games will resonate with all players, but what happens when you set about making something you know from the start might frustrate people? This was the challenge facing Benedict Fritz and the team making TumbleSeed. Join us as we talk with him about crafting with conviction, finding the right amount of friction, and the beauty of hard-fought mastery.

Not all games will resonate with all players, but what happens when you set about making something you know from the start might frustrate people? This was the challenge facing Benedict Fritz and the team making TumbleSeed. Join us as we talk with him about crafting with conviction, finding the right amount of friction, and the beauty of hard-fought mastery.

Beauty In Frustration With Benedict Fritz

Daan Koopman is joined by Benedict Fritz to discuss the upcoming TumbleSeed. In this interview, you will learn how the game came together and what challenges are awaiting you on May 2!

Daan Koopman is joined by Benedict Fritz to discuss the upcoming TumbleSeed. In this interview, you will learn how the game came together and what challenges are awaiting you on May 2!

Episode 1: TumbleSeed Interview with Benedict Fritz

Guest Benedict Fritz talks about his work on the game Tumbleseed with Greg Wohlwend + others. He explains how challenging it is when programming a game, to choose how much depth to put into a system when you don't know how often you'll need it. If you have to code four in-game items, should you do it individually if each time will take you 20 minutes, or is it better to spend 70 minutes making a better system so each new version only takes 5 minutes? Benedict is a programmer on Tumbleseed, an independent game releasing sometime this year. He also developed Dudeski. -Hosted + edited by @Randy O'Connor,Intro/outro music by Dren McDonald

Guest Benedict Fritz talks about his work on the game Tumbleseed with Greg Wohlwend + others. He explains how challenging it is when programming a game, to choose how much depth to put into a system when you don't know how often you'll need it. If you have to code four in-game items, should you do it individually if each time will take you 20 minutes, or is it better to spend 70 minutes making a better system so each new version only takes 5 minutes? Benedict is a programmer on <a href="http://tumbleseedgame.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Tumbleseed</a>, an independent game releasing sometime this year. He also developed <a href="http://dudeskigame.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Dudeski</a>. - Hosted + edited by <a href="http://www.twitter.com/randyzero" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@Randy O'Connor</a>, Intro/outro music by <a href="http://www.nerdtracks.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Dren McDonald</a>

Benedict Fritz - Tumbleseed