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Smash Games Talks About Making Games In India & Their Upcoming Game The Last Train
Smash Game Studios are working on a brand new game called “The Last Train”. They are an independent game studio based out of Mumbai. The game will be launching on Steam sometime during April-May 2018. You can support them in their campaign at Indiegogo. We got the opportunity to have a chat with Hari Prasadh, Lead Creative at Smash Game Studios to talk about his inspirations and ideas behind The Last Train. Gaming Central: Tell us a bit about yourself. What got you interested in video games? (and what was the first game that you remember)? Hari Prasadh: I’ve been in the industry for the last 4 years. I completed my Game Design and Film and Television degree from Bond University Australia and then I moved to Digipen for a year to improve my programming skills. My career started off at Game...
The Last Train – A Game By Indian Devs, Inspired By This War Of Mine & Papers Please
Smash Game Studios are working on a brand new game called “The Last Train”. They are an independent game studio based out of Mumbai. The game will be launching on Steam sometime during April-May 2018. You can support them in their campaign at Indiegogo. About The Last Train: The Last Train is an Alternate History Survival Strategy Game! As one of the last few survivors of World War II America, help the remaining survivors using your train piloting skills. On your way through the country, you will come across a wide range of interesting characters and will be rewarded generously by the rich and get the moral satisfaction of helping the poor. Who will you choose? The game will feature a deep, engaging crafting and scavenging systems along with a compelling storyline. Smash Game ...
Nikhil Murthy Talk About The Quiet Sleep, His Favorite Games, And Game Development In India (Interview)
Nikhil Murthy is the mind behind The Quiet Sleep, a fascinating Indie game that combines tower defense and city building ideas. The twist is – you’re developing your mind, and tackling real life events as simple as talking to others and as complex as overthrowing a local government. We’ve been playing The Quiet Sleep over the past few weeks now, and wanted to hear from Nikhil about his inspirations for the game, and his thoughts on the game development scene in India. Tell us a bit about yourself. What got you interested in video games? (and what was the first game that you remember)? I’ve played video games since I can remember. As a kid, I played Batman, Duck Hunt and Super Mario Bros on the SNES and Civ2 and SimCity on the PC then. When I was 8, I got a Game Boy ...
Meet Two Indian 15 Year Olds Making, Alter Army, An Impressive Indie Action Game
Vague Pixels is a Indian indie game studio made up by two 15 year old school friends Mridul Pancholi and Mridul Bansal. About Vague Pixels Vague Pixels was founded in 2016 by two school friends, Mridul Pancholi and Mridul Bansal (yep, quite the coincidence, sharing the same first name), when they were in 10th grade. They teamed up to develop a game which Mridul Pancholi had thought of. With not much experience they started working on their first game “Alter Army” which was just to practice coordination and skills so they can work on a bigger project. Turns out, Alter Army became a big game which got Greenlit, funded and was also a nominee in Upcoming Game of the Year in India’s biggest Game Developer’s Conference (NGDC). Before Vague Pixels, Mridul Pancholi was alr...
Top 5 Amazing Games Made By Indian Studios That You Need To Play
Independence Day is upon us, and as gamers we’d be amiss if we didn’t take the opportunity to celebrate the Indian developers who work so hard to bring us joy and entertainment. Even though game development in India isn’t considered to be the best, that doesn’t stop these studios from working hard and following their passion. As a result, they have produced some absolutely stunning gems. Here’s our pick for the top 5 games that were made in India: 1. Asura Platform: Windows PC, MacOS Developer: Ogre Head Studio A hack-n-slash RPG where not only the level, but even your abilities are procedurally generated, Asura is a absolute delight to play. You play as the demon incarnation of a little kid who was sacrificed, looking for revenge. The game doesn’t have ...