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Have you ever wanted a sandbox game similar to Spelunky that uses time travel as its central mechanic? That's exactly what Moresome Games is doing with Tic Toc - a time traveling sandbox game that allows you to bend time to your will. Want to the asteroid from wiping out the dinosuars? You can do so, yet be aware: the present could be full of only evolved, intelligent dinosaurs! Want to stop a plague? It's possible - but by doing so, you may cause a continent to be overpopulated and hungry for more land.It's the many scenarios that randomly play out in Tic Toc (currently seeking crowdfunding on Kickstarter), and it's a pleasure to interview the two men responsible for this unique, time traveling sandbox title - Kyle Warwick and Mitchell Rowe. It's a fascinating discussion with two guys that truly have a unique game on their hands. Love time traveling? Enjoy sandbox titles? Then this is an interview you will not want to miss!Hosted by Dusty Wright, Game Academy Radio is the official weekly radio show of GameAc

E3 2014 has come and gone, but that's doesn't mean the discussion has to end! Join me as I discuss everything E3 - and the best part? You guys are invited! It's an all E3, all live call-in show, so if you want to discuss anything related to E3, give me a call during the show. It's going to be a great time, and it's an episode of Game Academy Radio you certainly will not want to miss!Hosted by Dusty Wright, Game Academy Radio is the official weekly radio show of GameAcademy.com.Like what you hear? Follow Game Academy on Facebook and Twitter for daily indie development tips and strategies!  

After seeing his first CHIKARA event (a US-based independent professional wrestling promotion), developer Jesse Smith knew that he had to find a way to create a game based on the colorful comic book-style characters of the beloved promotion. Smith along with the rest of the team at Rotary Games are trying to make their vision come to life via Kickstarter.Enter Rudo Resurrection: a colorful beat 'em up in the tradition of classics such as Double Dragon, Streets of Rage, and new classics in the genre such as Castle Crashers. Essentially a comic book come to life, Rudo Resurrection aims to borrow from the promotion's rich history to create a memorable beat 'em up you won't soon forget. For more information, visit their Twitch, Facebook, and Twitter pages, and be sure to vote for them on Steam Greenlight!

Members of the studio Proscenium join me this week to discuss their upcoming multiplayer horror title, Spectre. But it isn't just any horror title: it's also available for the Oculus Rift, taking full advantage of the OC's unique features in an effort to create a truly unique horror game that players will not soon forget. Fully funded onKickstarter April 1, Proscenium is aiming to release this multiplayer/Oculus Rift horror hybrid sometime later this year. They share some great ideas during the course of the interview which is sure to at least peak the interest of horror fans that want something different in their video games. Moreover, we also discuss what's potentially on the horizon for virtual reality as well. It's a great interview that you won't want to miss - and it's only on Game Academy Radio!Hosted by Dusty Wright, Game Academy Radio is the official weekly radio show of GameAcademy.com.Like what you hear? Follow Game Academy on Facebook and Twitter for daily indie development tips and strategies!

If you are a fan of turn-based strategy games or even strategic RPGs, then this week's episode is a must-listen. I have a chat with Mat Staltman of Bootsnake Games to discuss his team's latest game (currently seeking crowdfunding on Kickstarter) Deadrock Divide. Inspired by 80's Saturday morning cartoons, Deadrock Divide tasks players with exploring the galaxy in an effort to earn riches from aligning themselves with factions and corporations that are vying to get wealthy from one of the most sought-after resources in the galaxy: deadrock. Inspired by turn-based strategy classics such as Civilization, Deadrock Divide is part strategy game, part RPG, but is looking 100% awesome. Hosted by Dusty Wright, Game Academy Radio is the official weekly radio show of GameAcademy.com.Like what you hear? Follow Game Academy on Facebook and Twitter for daily indie development tips and strategies!