This week on the Super Secret Podcast Danny and Joel chat with Andy Noetzel of Game Changing Designs! Andy talks about his time in college learning about game design as well as the development and inspiration for his game Inns and Outcasts. Stick around to the end to see what inanimate objects Joel and Andy would Marry, Murder and… well you know how this game goes!
In case you haven’t heard, the Mega Moth Super Secret Podcast is going to have a live show at the 2024 Comicpalooza on May24-26! Hope to see you there!
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