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Developer Dan Marshall, known for The Swindle, has shared details on an upcoming spacefaring game currently in development.

Dan Marshall, the developer behind The Swindle and Lair Of The Clockwork God, has appeared on the latest episode of theEurogamer Podcast, where he revealed his new game. Marshall mentioned that several prototypes were toyed with, one of which involved a little T-Rex throwing people into walls, but many of them don’t see their way to becoming a complete game.

&#;But again, same problems, same thing &#; it was the same game,&#; Marshall said. &#;It wasn&#;t fun, I couldn&#;t find the fun in it. I had this little test area set up and it was all&#; Playing the dinosaur was really tactile and nice, and you could grab humans and throw them at walls and stuff, and it was&#; It was nice but I couldn&#;t really see it turning into a game.”

Marshall eventually settled on a sci-fi game and detailed some of its ideas.

&#;The idea is it&#;s post-apocalyptic and everything else has been destroyed,&#; Marshall explained. &#;Earth has gone, everything has gone, all the space stations are knackered. And you&#;re flying around salvaging bits off other spaceships to put on your own, and sending teams in and watching nervously while they report back from what they&#;ve found and whether or not they&#;ve encountered hostiles and aliens and weird goo and whatever they might find on there.&#;

The game will be a different type of project for Marshall, as it is the first game he has intended to release that uses 3D assets.

&#;The idea is you&#;re on a spaceship with lots of monitors around you &#; so it&#;s a first-person 3D game on a spaceship bridge with lots of monitors around you and maps and things &#; and if you&#;ve got squadrons of fighters in your dock, you can send them off to go and attack other spaceships, and you can look up and see it all happening.&#;

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Dan Marshall, developer of The Swindle and Lair of the Clockwork God, revealed the new spacefaring game he's working on during the latest episode of The Eurogamer Podcast, which is now available to all either in this article or on all major podcasting platforms.

This new game is not The Swindle 2, though he did begin work on exactly that after Lair of the Clockwork God was released.

"In the dying days of [Lair of] The Clockwork God I was churning over in my head about a Swindle sequel, thinking, 'This is going to be amazing - I'm really excited about making this,'" he told me during our long conversation, which included his best friend and writing partner Ben Ward (the 'Ben' in 'Dan and Ben'). "But when I actually came to make it, I was thinking, 'I don't want to just spend the next three years of my life making the exact same thing again.

"I just felt like I needed to make something I could see it was going to have the same problems and I was going to be facing the same bugs, and I was going to be doing the same things," he said. "And my heart sank."

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So he moved onto a new idea: a wacky idea in which you were to play as a dinosaur on a steampunk game show. Though again, it wouldn't quite work out.

"I started making this game where you play as an adorable little T-rex. And I put some gifs up on Twitter and I was like, 'Shall I make this?' And it went m- like, retweets or something like that. So at that point I was like, 'I should probably make this,'" he said.

"But again, same problems, same thing - it was the same game. It wasn't fun - I couldn't find the fun in it. I had this little test area set up and it was all Playing the dinosaur was really tactile and nice, and you could grab humans and throw them at walls and stuff, and it was It was nice but I couldn't really see it turning into a game.

"Sometimes you make stuff There's dozens of prototypes of things on my hard-disk and it's hard to do but sometimes you've just got to look at them and go, 'Whatever this is, it isn't it. It's not the thing.'"

"I started making this game where you play as an adorable little T-rex"

It was then that he landed on the idea he's making now: a spaceship game. A game in which you command a ship from the bridge and fly it around space while ordering your various teams to go out and salvage things or attack things in their squadrons.

"The idea is it's post-apocalyptic and everything else has been destroyed," Marshall explained, "Earth has gone, everything has gone, all the space stations are knackered. And you're flying around salvaging bits off other spaceships to put on your own, and sending teams in and watching nervously while they report back from what they've found and whether or not they've encountered hostiles and aliens and weird goo and whatever they might find on there."

Really, though, it's a game about pressing buttons and watching what happens. And, perhaps for the first time for Marshall, it will be 3D.

"The idea is you're on a spaceship with lots of monitors around you - so it's a first-person 3D game on a spaceship bridge with lots of monitors around you and maps and things - and if you've got squadrons of fighters in your dock, you can send them off to go and attack other spaceships, and you can look up and see it all happening."

This might sound hugely ambitious but it's actually narrower practically than previous games he's made - and this is one of the major reasons he's doing it. He can no longer spend three years making a game only to release it and then nervously wait to see what people think. He can't take it any more.

"Waiting for the reviews to come in [for Clockwork God] made me feel physically sick," he said, "because you've put everything into it. The toll it takes on you in this day and age is too hard. When you're doing stuff like we do - we're not a team of 30 people, this is not a small indie studio of 10 people, this is two of us and it largely falls on me - and for my own mental health I found this cycle I've got, of every two-three years releasing another game, has to end."

"For my own mental health I found this cycle I've got, of every two-three years releasing another game, has to end"

The spaceship game has the "potential" to be a lot bigger, then, but it won't start that way. It'll start smaller and then evolve if the audience is there to warrant it. Think of a No Man's Sky or a Project Zomboid - a living project like that.

"I can make it and then in two years time I can release something that is a very nice game about going around salvaging spaceships and uncovering the mysteries of the universe and then that's it," he said. "But then if it works and people like it, I can expand it out and add other mysteries and places. I can make it so you can fly the fighter planes. I can add to it and keep adding different aspects to it. But it never needs to come out. It's more like No Man's Sky or Project Zomboid - [it] doesn't necessarily need to ever be finished. And that way I can hide from the horror of launch day ever happening to me again."

There's no name or release date for the spacefaring game at the moment.

But though it's a visual departure from the kind of game you know Marshall for, I'm sure tonally, and comically - a key ingredient of his games - it will feel the same. And to that end, yes, Ben Ward is absolutely coming on board to help write it. "I'll be like the George R.R. Martin that comes in to help with lore," Ward said.

They're a really entertaining pair to listen to and they made me laugh a lot. Their enduring friendship - they met at secondary school! - is also exceedingly heartwarming to be around. You can hear much more from them in The Eurogamer Podcast, Episode 8, now available to all. Oh and remember, supporters of Eurogamer get episodes first. You can find out more in the supporter section of our website.

In , Bellagio craps dealer Mark William Branco and two accomplices, Jeffrey Martin and Anthony Grant Granito, were arrested and charged with at least four years in Nevada State Prison for scamming the casino out of more than $1 million.

According to The Las Vegas Sun, the group would go to craps tables that Branco and another dealer were manning and place phantom "hop bets," or high-value bets that a specific combination of numbers on the dice would be rolled.

The Sun reported that one of the two players "would mumble something that sounded like a hop bet and one of the dealers would pay out as if they had correctly wagered on whatever fell." The group tried their trick 76 times over two years, officials testified.

According to the Las Vegas Review-Journal, casino personnel caught on when they realized the group's luck defied billion-to-1 odds.

The group was ordered to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars in restitution by the Clark County District Court Judge, according to the Reno Gazette Journal. Branco is serving four to ten years in prison. He is also now No. 36 in the Nevada Gaming Commission's "black book," which makes it a felony if he ever enters a casino.

I hate being made to rush. I like to take my own sweet time in the doing of all things leisure. Whether it’s having that morning coffee slowly whilst being late for work or taking my time watching episodes of The Walking Dead while avoiding spoilers on twitter; I am the tortoise sticking two fingers up at the hare speeding by. So when a game tells me that there is a time limit in order to complete it, a reaction happens. I get nervous and I feel under pressure, because it feels like being at work with terrifying deadlines looming.

In the past this has put me off many games like Dead Rising. Even timed based missions in big games like GTA make me sweat and question my role in the universe. So as you&#;ve probably guessed by all my yakking, The Swindle has a time limit element to it. Damn you time!

You are a thief, or a group of different thieves, in an alternate reality Victorian London. It’s all steampunky, mixing old school weaponry and costumes with wind up computers and robots. You have days to steal as much cash as you can, so you can upgrade your gear to steal more money from posher places and eventually steal a new gadget from Scotland Yard that with reinvent crime as we know it.

The look of the game is really quite elegant. It’s a cartoony 2D world with slices of housing that you wander around with all the neat trimings. The characters are well drawn, and the world and atmosphere is created effectively by Size Five games. It’s like an early eighties children’s cartoon brought to life. The soundtrack is also immersive and holds together tightly with the action.

Now the gameplay is where The Swindle can live or die; stealth is your master. You get thrown straight into a heist with just the basics of a tutorial. You start really underpowered, with no skills to speak of except jump and a swing of your Billy club to knock over coppers. You walk around the area, analyse where the money is at and then break into the dwelling through a door or window, finding the most effective way to do your burgling. But if you die (and you will) you lose all the money you have gained and a precious day has passed you by. So, the big dilemma in The Swindle is do you take the safe path of getting a bit of money then leave straight back up to the airship to bank it all? Or do you take the greedy path and try to risk it all to get the bigger prizes so you reach the final goal faster. It a tough decision to make and that is the crux of the game. I choose always to take the gamble and after being killed many times, I soon lost many, many, days.

If you decide to start the game again, as I did numerous times, you encounter one of the games unique selling points: each level is procedurally generated. This makes it impossible to learn a level completely if you wish to restart and will keep the game fresh for months to come if you manage to complete it. Or, as I found, it can become maddening because you have no sense of achievement in learning how to play the game and the routes needed to beat it.

With more stolen cash you will be able to buy upgrades. These range from being able to hack computers for more cash, buying a double jump to help you get to higher places or later on in the game, taking control over robots. But here lies the problem, you need these upgrades in order to complete the game, but you don’t know which ones are the most important. It’s very trial and error and the learning process is so slow that by the time you feel you’ve got a handle on the game the time limit kicks in. In one run through I felt I started to play The Swindle properly, but I had only 15 days left to complete it, which was impossible as I was only on level two. So I had to start again, then 3 hours later, after more failure, I started again and it is then when my patience started to wane.

There were times when I was playing a level and I couldn’t steal money or access areas because I hadn’t got the right upgrade, so I had to lose another valuable day. I never felt I was learning anything skill wise that could help me the next time. I was just getting a lucky dip every single time with the procedurally generated level I was given.

I also felt that the characters were tricky to control. Many a time I couldn’t quite time my attack on a policeman before they turned around and kill me instantly. Jumping across spikes was a nightmare and very unsuccessful. Don’t talk to me about climbing up and down walls. You of course get better at these things, but the frustration of the time limit and the loss of everything you’ve been working towards make the experience more depressing for me every time I played it.

To conclude, I found The Swindle not an enjoyable game to play for the many reasons I have moaned about above. But I also understand that it’s just not my cup of tea, having many elements of gaming that I find upsetting. However the game is very original, beautifully styled and will appeal to gamers who enjoy experiences like Spelunky.

I though, will not be pressured into thinking that timed limit games deliver a unique, rewarding experience. I play to relax, to be entertained and not feel like I am at work striving to hit that deadline.

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