Sure. You might know him from all of that Giant Bomb stuff (and it IS glorious). But Dave Lang is also a serious businessman. 

Eric sits down with Dave Lang, the businessman/father to speak about how Iron Galaxy works, the joys of being a father to 3 diverse children, and the way he is perceived by gamers and games media. 

Prepare to hear Dave Lang in a way that people don't usually get to see.

Binding Of Isaac Website

Well, it turns out that Le Cartel and Devolver Digital are about to bring Mother Russia Bleeds to the eyes of those willing to glance at the perfect mash-up. 

In this episode, Eric is joined by Le Cartel to speak about Mother Russia Bleeds, their secret signing with Devolver Digital, and how to unknowingly make Eric's dream game.

@russiableeds

Mother Russia Bleeds Official Website 

Eric has looked forward to this interview for a very long time. He always loved his first interview with Mediatonic's Jeff Tanton because of his conversations about stupid shit in video games. Last time it was the original Resident Evil's horrid voice acting. This time it's speaking about streaming and the Grand Theft Auto series. 

Of course, there's plenty more here. In fact, it's one of the longest interviews ever in the Indie Luchador series. Hell, who knows, maybe there will be an even longer interview with Jeff in the future.

Nonetheless, Eric and Jeff seem to enjoy each other's company. Hopefully, you'll enjoy it too.

Another episode of Indie Luchador and Friends is here. 

When Eric goes through his list of favorite guests ever, RobotLovesKitty always lands near the top.

As a husband and wife team that don't want to kill one another, Alix and Calvin make some new and innovative games that scratch that itch you didn't know you had. 

This podcast is all about Alix and Calvin's weird road from living in a tree house just so they could make games, to having a a normal roof over their heads and creating a brand new type of experience that blows the Indie Luchador's mind. 

Prepare for lots of talk about RobotLovesKitty's upcoming title Upsilon Circuit and some talk about their previous release Legend of Dungeon. 

As usual, Eric tries to get some inspiration for the listeners to get into the games industry, but the team explains why it could be a good AND bad idea.

RobotLovesKitty Twitter: @RobotLovesKitty

robotloveskitty.com

RobotLovesKitty's Twitch: twitch.tv/robotloveskitty

Eric's Twitter: @indieluchador

Eric's Twitch: twitch.tv/indieluchador

Thanks once again to Fucking Werewolf Asso. for the opening music to the show (Alphonse Laurencic.) You can find their amazing music at fwamusic.bandcamp.com

After an amazing PAX East, Eric felt inspired to sit down with some of his favorite game developers that could inspire others to get into the games industry. The first developer he thought of was Dennis Wedin of Dennaton (Hotline Miami).

Dennis didn't start out with ambitions of making Eric's favorite game franchise. Instead Dennis just wanted to make some of the coolest music known to man and build a game based around it. 

Dennis and Eric sit down to talk about Dennis' band, Fucking Werewolf Asso. and how he decided that a game needed to be made to encapsulate the sound, Dennis' life in music, what comes next for Dennaton, and <SPOILER ALERT> that Hotline Miami 3 game menu at the end of Hotline Miami 2.

Have fun listening. It's a pleasure and an honor to come back with one of the greatest guests an interviewer could ask for.

Dennis' Twitter: @dpunktw

Fucking Werewolf Asso. BandCamp: https://fwamusic.bandcamp.com/
Dennaton Twitter: @dennaton

Follow me on Twitter @IndieLuchador

I'm Mike-- also known as FallenMonument on Twitch TV. I'm a video game streamer by day. By night... Well, I stream then as well. I love indie games and rogue-likes. 

Now that that's out of the way, what's up, Jerks? Feast your ears on this sweet, sensual interview that I totally wasn't naked for while recording. I got a chance to talk to the creator of Move Or Die, Nicolae Berbece. Move or Die has become one of my favorite games to stream when I'm playing with Friends. It's like an insanely fast and colorful screaming match with a game underneath. 

One of these games was Dodge Roll Games' Enter the Gungeon. No, that's not a typo. It's a gun-centric dungeon crawler with multiple influences. 

Eric was joined by Dodge Roll's Brent Sodman to speak about what influenced this awesome gungeon-crawler, Devolver Digital's Fork Parker and his crazy habits, crossovers, and how Steam keys are made.

Grab your favorite gun, shoot randomly throughout your house (DON'T REALLY DO IT. ARE YOU FUCKING NUTS?), and listen to the sweet sound of Eric and Brent making interview love to your tight little ear holes.

Grab yourself a drink and a snack, it's a long interview with huge things happening. 

Follow Dennis on Twitter @dpunktw and his studio Dennaton Games @Dennaton or on their official website. 

You can also see what upcoming games alongside Hotline Miami 2 are being released by their publisher Devolver Digital here.

Eric Lee Lewis sits down with Matt Gilgenbach to speak about how his battles with OCD and other mental illnesses influenced the graphic imagery of Neverending Nightmares. It makes for a unique experience that allows players to learn about these illnesses if they'd like, and for those looking for a pure horror experience, it delivers upon that as well. 

For those wanting to learn about how these issues can effect a person in a positive way, listen on. 

Infinitap Games official site

Neverending Nightmares' official site

Follow Matt via Twitter

These two gentlemen speak about trying to make a game that actually gives a realistic response to choice based upon gender, sexual orientation, and race. 

Justin speaks about what it is like having a highly-anticipated product that is also his first game. 

This is a very informative interview for gamers and developers alike. Sit back and enjoy. 

Buy Always Sometimes Monsters from the official site

Buy the game on Steam

Follow Vagabond Dog on Twitter

They also speak about the addition of the world map feature and what is to come in the next few updates. 

Also, when will Broforce have its official release on Steam? Listen in to find out. As usual with Free lives, this is a god one. 

These two guys speak about how Betrayer moved from being a colorful game to being a first-person shooter with a black and white color palette. They also speak about the evolution of Kickstarter, as well as other topics like how money and time restraints left them making a more minimalist first-person game. 

It's a very interesting interview, and one that any game developer can learn from. 

Visit the Blackpowder Games site

Buy Betrayer on Steam

Follow Blackpowder Games on Twitter

Like Blackpowder Games on Facebook

While the interview is more in the vein of comedy, there is also some great information about what is happening in the future of BROFORCE, and its soon-to-be released Steam Early Access Version of the game. 

So sit back and enjoy this interview about how a couple of South African gentlemen made the most American game ever. 

Also Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Also, Eric Lee Lewis will be on the Thursday March 20th Tournament Edition of Project Cyber's live stream over at http://www.twitch.tv/spearheadgames.

Spearhead's Site

Spearhead's Twitter

The two also get into the issues of eSports and some pretty awesome ideas that just might be put into "Project Cyber". 

Spearhead Games' Website

Spearhead's Twitter

Spearhead's Live Stream

Joe Mirabello is an absolutely fascinating man with a great backstory. He has worked on some games that many have loved, and has worked at some of your favorite companies. 

This conversation is any interviewer's dream. Information on the past, present, and future of Joe's projects. Not to mention our great conversations about retro games and what inspires both of us. 

Buy Tower of Guns on Steam

Tower of Guns Official Site

Joe's Twitter

Well, sort of. The last time that RobotLovesKitty was supposed to be on, Calvin fell ill to the old Pax Pox and Alix filled in for both people in the marriage. That interview can be found HERE. But this time is different. Alix and Calvin both join Eric Lee Lewis to speak about Legend of Dungeon and learn about a couple of their past projects. 

This interview was recorded on Valentine's Day. Due to some travel the interview is just making its way here. Nonetheless, this is a stupendous interview-- especially for any couples that want to create games together. 

It's finally here! 

One of 2014's most anticipated games has arrived. Not only has Indie Luchador gotten some good coverage of Jazzpunk, but Eric Lee Lewis and Trevor Osz got to have an amazing interview with Luis Hernandez of Necrophone Games.

In this extensive interview with Luis, the group get into Luis' background, how Jazzpunk came to be, and way more than one could possibly write about. One thing can be completely understood though-- Jazzpunk is the absolute must-have of 2014!

Buy Jazzpunk on Steam

It's an unfiltered conversation sprinkled with no BS crumbs and served-up to anybody who wants to learn about a truly successful Early Access project. 

BUY THE SPEEDRUNNERS ON STEAM

In this interview Eric and Jovan sit down with Michael Stearns to talk about Tiny Barbarian DX to see where this idea came from, the coincidental similarities to Volgarr the Viking, and the spectacular music for this addicting side-scroller. 

Official Site for Tiny Barbarian DX

StarQuail Games' Official Site 

Buy Tiny Barbarian DX on Steam

Eric sits down to talk to Kristopher Durrschmidt and Taron Millet to speak about how their masterpiece came to be, and their past in the gaming industry. 

Read the review for Indie Luchador's game of the year HERE.

We talk about what is coming up around Christmas, and how the popularity of the game has changed the outlook of SpeedRunners.  

*There is one instance of a technical difficulty, but things quickly get back on track.* 

Eric Lee Lewis and Johnny Utah speak about how Mr. Utah got the part as the voice in Concerned Joe, and how he got involved with Newgrounds. 

Johnny's Twitter

Johny's Newgrounds Page 

Johnny's Official Site

There is some interesting information on what is coming soon in future DLC packs, and a little bit about the upcoming sequel.  

Sit back and enjoy the show. And remember to always expect foul play! 

**Explicit Content** 

There are a few noises that may cause some discomfort to those wearing headphones. You have been warned,  

Eric and Jordan (RainBlade Studios) get into some interesting talks about the power of learning with the help of videogames, and where Jordan plans to go with his career after Equalize Math.  

This is a little bit of a different conversation, but it is informative. For those looking to make a different type of impact with their games., this is a good interview for you

Buy SpeedRunners HERE

Travis Belke conducts his first interview ever, and asks Nick where Concerned Joe stands today. 

Among other topics, Nick gets asked about Vrunk Dultures and good art.

Steve Gee is the brilliant mind behind Adult Swim Games, and responsible for the livelihood of the company. He is in charge of finding new indie talent and bringing them the forefront.

For those interested in business side of gaming, this is an interview that shouldn't be missed.   

So, who is Tyler Clark? Tyler Clark is an artist that wants nothing more than to create videogames.  

In this quick sit-down, Eric and Tyler discuss his amazing artwork and a few ways that people can get involved with the indie community. Want to create a game? So does Tyler. 

For more of Ty Clark's artwork, click here

Matt Lewandowski (Team2Bit), Nicolae Berbece (Those Awesome Guys), and Jon Davies (Megadev) talk about what their teams are up to, the state of the indie games industry, and they all pepper in a little about pop culture. 

This is a very interesting take from multiple perspectives. If you are interested in different views of the industry, this just might be the podcast for you.

This interview starts out with Matt and another developer (Nicolae Berbece of Concerned Joe) speaking about GDC, then quickly gets into talk about Fist Puncher and its influences. 

Put on your tights and enjoy the ride. 

For those uninitiated with wrestling, Player Uno is a tag-team specialist. He is one half of the team known as The Super Smash Bros. 

But why have him in an indie gaming site? Well, Uno is a lover of indie games. Every day Uno covers an indie game over at The Nerd Slam. He gives a quick view of what the game is, and how it can appeal to others. 

Player Uno is generally one of today's greatest entertainers, and should definitely be on everybody's radar. 

Below are some videos to show who Player Uno is. 

Sit back and enjoy. This interview is a good one. 

Hola, senors y senoritas! 

This week's episode starts out completely normal, but quickly becomes one of the most fun moments that any of us have ever had. 

Sure, the cast starts out talking about what they have been playing, but they quickly get into talking about indie devs needing a publisher to get their games onto the Xbox One..

After that quick debate, it's time to play a really cool game that release tomorrow. The Yawhg ends up leading the guys to constant laughter and pure fun. 

Also, don't forget to vote for The Yawhg on Steam Greenlight.

If you want to see the document, here it is:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1D2Rz79G8ln_ZRlHQ1d77-0ZmYcFfYvt117YkaNVmgjI/edit

This week Team J.E.T. (Jovan, Eric, and Trevor) take on two indie developers, and friends of the show, Nicolae Berbece from Those Awesome Guys and Teddy Lee of Cellar Door Games. 

Together these 5 men tackle the future of indie games on the PlayStation 4 and how to help indie developers advertise their wares. 

Grab your thinking cap. You may need it.

Don't know about Rogue Legacy? Well, you should! Expect videos from us soon and more talk on podcasts.

These fine gents speak about GameStop being the consumer version of Hitler and their experiences with the company, the idiocy of the "Tropes vs. Women" lady, and about a million other topics. 

Sit back and get ready to fill your ear holes with angry gaming insanity.

Ty speaks about wanting to port The Bridge to different consoles, his inspirations, and deciding what is next. 

Want a free copy of The Bridge? Well, Ty gave us some codes and here is your chance to win them. Click the link here and fill out the form to telling us what your favorite indie game that you consider art is. The 2 winners of the Steam codes will be announced May 6, 2013 at 7 PM EST. Get on it! OLE!

In this interview we get a chance to learn a little bit more about Concerned Joe, Nicholae's inspirations, and a metric assload more.

This is a great view into what it is like at Klei, what is coming up, and how one man has turned a grind into a dream job.