Jonathan Holmes: Talking Arduboy, Circuit Dude, Limiting Scope, Game Development, & Chickens

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Today's episode is a Indie Spotlight with the creator of Circuit Dude, Jonathan Holmes (@crait). We talk about a wide array of topics including Arduboy, the port of Circuit Dude to Steam, limiting scope, game development, and a few chicken puns for good measure. Tune in every Tuesday for new episodes on game development related topics on marketing, the development process, & tactics for becoming a successful indie gamedev. We have much to learn. _______________________ For show notes and links mentioned in the podcast visit: http://www.gamedevdeconstructed.com Follow GDD on you socials: https://www.facebook.com/gamedevdeconstructed/ https://twitter.com/GDDeconstructed ** Please rate & subscribe to the podcast **

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