# David Sirlin
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david sirlin is an American game designer and fighting game player.
He featured in and narrated much of Bang the Machine, a 2002 documentary by Tamara Katepoo about a Street Fighter "exhibition tournament in Japan showing the difference between American and Japanese gaming cultures" that starred other notable competitive fighting game players who were part of "Team USA." He balanced the video games Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo HD Remix and Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix. He designed the physical and online card games Yomi, Flash Duel, Codex and Puzzle Strike.
Developer David Sirlin Talks Game Balancing, Fantasy Strike
Round One: FIGHT! On this pugilistic episode of the Popzara Podcast Ultra Turbo HD Remix Alpha+, our senior games editor Cory “Quarters” Galliher steps up to the cabinet and dukes it out (using words) with famed game developer, author, and arcade guru supreme David Sirlin.
81: Puzzle Strike 2, video game influences, push-your-luck (guest: Sirlin Games)
David Sirlin, President of Sirlin Games, drops by to do a deep dive into video game influences on his tabletop designs, especially with the new Puzzle Strike 2! We also discuss how push-your-luck mechanisms and designing a board game universe.
Our chosen topics this week:
David Sirlin (guest): …
Strategy Can Be Fun – Contextualized Choices in Puzzle Strike 2
Hello all! Thanks so much for checking out the second episode of our new podcast, STRATEGY CAN BE FUN? It’s up sooner than expected — when you have a new show, I think it’s good to get a few episodes out quickly if you can. Today Brett Lowey and I are so excited to present […]
Constantly Tripping Over a Log
We mostly stick to board games this week, but have a brief detour to discuss how Tetris Effect Connected soothes the soul and a succinct but fulfilling quest for the Lost in Translation Soundtrack on vinyl. We then discuss all of the Kickstarters we are interested in, our featured games of the week…
#200: G.I. JOE Deck-Building Game
The So Very Wrong About Games line of Action Princess Dolls (TM) are coming to a store near you! Thrill to all your favourite characters, like Huey, Dewey, and Louis, each with weird monochromatic accessories and some spring-loaded gimmick that'll bruise some kid in Oregon and thus be regulated int…
StarCraft - Gameclub
StarCraft (gotta love that one word and double capitalized title). This is a cool game. Even the metallic lettering of the title is cool. The music is good. The voice lines are funny. If not entirely dignified, StarCraft feels mature where other games in the 90s were often irreverent or puerile.
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Being A Scrub & How To Avoid It | EP.101
“Playing good decks gives you a feeling of growth.”
What makes one a scrub? And what does it even mean to be one? Callum & Julian explore the meaning of the term and why it fundamentally has nothing to do with how well you play Magic – but whether your expectations align with the amount of work yo…
18: Exploring Brogue with Brian Walker
Brogue creator Brian "Pender" Walker joins us to chat about the elegant design behind his sublime roguelike dungeon-crawler, from the lessons he took from Rogue (and those he didn't), to creating a rich world of interactions while keeping things simple.
Things we discussed:
Brogue
Zach's instruc…
Inside Canada’s Fastest Growing AI Company | Spellbook, Scott Stevenson
Scott Stevenson is the Co-founder and CEO of Spellbook.
Spellbook is an AI copilot for contract review and drafting, essentially “Cursor for lawyers.” They have 4,000 customers in 80 countries, and to my knowledge is the fastest growing AI company in Canada, and the largest company in the world bu…
015 - Seymour Goes to Hollywood
Episode 15. We're still doing this, and quite frankly so are you, which says more about you than it does us.
Discord: https://discord.gg/gSFVGnecYR
Low Tier God wins a court case he shouldn't have been allowed within a hundred feet of, then tries to un-win it by blaming AI.
2XKO quietly stops tryin…
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