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Hosted by Anthony L. Wolf · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 112 episodes
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Video games are made by people – and those people deserve credit. 🎒💛The Indie Diarist is a podcast on the human stories behind indie game development! Each week, host Anthony L. Wolf welcomes some of the most passionate unsung heroes from the industry to cover game development, creativity, diversity, storytelling and more, in a positive and laid back show.Support the show on Patreon: https://patreon.com/theindiediaristFind me everywhere: https://theindiediarist.comMain theme: Yuri Gore (yurigore.com)
Anthony L. Wolf hosts The Indie Diarist, a leisure show with 112 episodes published.
Get ready for a bit of an unconventional episode, friends! In this one, I spent some time with Eegar, a talented game development student who's working on his commercial game while sharing his game dev journey online. Ee
You don't hear many of these stories, but when you do, they're always worth the time! In this episode, meet SUPERita, the energetic solo developer who was able to turn his dream into reality in just six months. From a fa
Sometimes leaps of faith can pay off! In this episode I spent some time with Julian, a Belgian game developer living in Normandy, who shared his raw journey from childhood gaming memories to launching his first bullet he
Get ready for a whopper of an episode! In this one, I spent some time with Tali from ORIGAME DIGITAL, developer of Penguin Colony – a short narrative adventure game which re-imagines H.P. Lovecraft's At the Mountains of
Itching to make a cool game late this year? Seasoned developer or complete newbie, this might be a good chance to do something special for it! To celebrate episode 100, I'm hosting the Meaningful Games Jam 2026 . It's a
Game development is a journey of passion, persistence, and often a little bit of sweat and tears. In this episode, I spent some time with Pippo and Alex from Cobalt Lane, a small development studio currently working on n
Can a childhood visit to a dentist’s office game plant the seed for a lifelong journey into game design? Well, you're about to find out! Most game developers have a secret weapon for turning mundane ideas into deeply com
In this episode I spent some time with Fred Hoffman , art director and co-founder of Newfangled Games – the studio behind an award-winning little puzzle game gem called Paper Trail ! This was my first time exclusively ho
DISCLAIMER + APOLOGY: Audio issues on my track :( but Liza and Igor sound great! In this episode, I spent some time with the SHARQ IT Labs team, the developers behind action-roguelike Ritualist, to talk about their uncon
In this episode, I spent a lovely hour with Kate Killick, co-founder of Glowfrog Games and developer of the delightful cosy puzzle game Pieced Together ! Which is apparently a game that makes many people cry. Can't say I
In this episode, I spent some time with Huw Millward, a super talented developer of a Steam bestseller ( Warsim: The Realm of Aslona ) who's now working on his next project: One of the most ambitious indie projects ever
In this episode, I spent some time with the founder of O'Saurus Studios, a lovely (and beautifully-named) women-led studio based in Australia that's only just released its first game, Call of the Golden Valley . Maddy is
This is a special one! I spent some time with Chris Gardiner, Head Writer and Narrative Director at London-based studio Failbetter Games, to talk about the studio's approach to narrative, game design, community, and play
In this episode, I spent some time with Timbo Johnson, a lovely solo developer from Wales with a burning passion for making small, fun, and beautiful games with amazing art. Though Timbo secretly has a dream... Will he m
Happy end of January! In this episode, I spent some time with Oswin (also known as Nimso), the developer of cosy platformer Shallow Pond , to talk about creative problem solving and how to approach some of the toughest c
In this FIRST episode of 2026, I spent some time with George, a solo developer working on a delightful party-based roguelite game called Luminas. From making your dream game to learning to prioritise work, this was a lov
Happy Holidays friends! This episode is a podcast version of The Silksong Paradox , a long-form video essay on the story of Team Cherry and Silksong's development journey. A little bonus to end the year! It's also a prev
In the last Indie Diary of the year, I spent some time with the folks at Zeitglas, a lovely development studio based in Switzerland that has just released Sanatorium , a mental asylum simulator game. Such a great story f
We all know children love games and toys: they're fun and give them a creative outlet for their imagination. But did you know video games can be priceless in hospitals too? For this episode, I spent some time with Gamer-
In this episode, I spent a lovely hour with Nathan & Mason, two longtime friends and co-developers of Hermit and Pig , a story-rich, turn-based RPG about mushrooms and... social anxiety, among other things! Nathan & Maso
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