The last episode is here! We reflect on the entire process and look ahead to Double Jump!

It's official! The name of the new podcast will be... Double Jump!! We figured we might as well hit number 30 here, so tune in next week for the real, honest to goodness, last episode of JV Game Dev.

Joe takes a trip to visit Victor and friends in Austin - their first meeting in person since starting the project. The team continues to finalize brand concepts for the new podcast and will be back here for at least one more episode!

As JV Game Dev approaches its end, the JV team reflects on the process and gathers itself for the next iteration. They also may have found a name.

Dropping a bomb here... Joe and Victor will be closing out JV Game Dev and pivoting into a new, podcast! We still have a few episodes left before that happens. Listen to the details of one of the bigger events in this project since we started 6 months ago.

The JV team begins developing microtransactions. Just kidding! But they do have a thing or two to say about them, while also reminiscing about college and discussing tactics to get back into the swing of things moving forward.

Victor takes a big step forward by submitting his manuscript to Pitch Wars. And Joe sets up a Patreon and a Unity affiliate to start looking into funding options for JV Game Dev. Disclaimer: Joe's mic quality is especially poor this week after testing out a cheap option that was not optimal (evidence that your patronage will help us get the right equipment)! This situation should be remedied for next week. Our apologies!

The JV team gets ready to jump back into the development of Upville. Victor also gets ready for pitch wars, while Joe tests out his (hopefully) upgraded new microphone.

Victor and Joe come back from the break and get you up to speed on the highlights (and lowlights) during their time off. Also up on today's agenda... is it time for a rebrand?

5 months of podcast episodes. A whole lot of hours of game development. The JV team closes the book on a major phase of the project, as it heads into its first break.