• Interview with Brian Breiholz about his experience as an in-browser game developer
• Discussion of React Game Jam and Brian's participation in previous jams
• Overview of Brian's history with game development, from web development to making games using Three.js and React Three Fiber
• Explanation of how Brian makes a living off of in-browser game development through client work and building tools for the web game dev community
• Preview of React Game Jam, which is happening around the time of this recording, and Brian's plans for participating in it
• Discussion of Brian's past game jam experiences and projects, including Disco Warrior
• Development struggles with the disco warrior game
• Time management issues and introducing too many features late in development
• Creating AI-generated voice lines for the game
• Animation system complexity and bugs introduced by adding tech combos
• Game engine discussion: React requirements, Three.js vs. React Three Fiber, and the upcoming game engine release
• Differentiation between Three.js, React Three Fiber, and the game engine
• React Three Fiber vs traditional game engines
• Behavior abstractions in game engine for better performance
• Entity Component System (ECS) for data management
• Hooks for creating reactive components
• State machines and level designers within the game engine
• Open-source release of the game engine
• Creating 3D models using Blender and exporting to JSX
• Creation of game engine for Onita
• Using Vite, React, and TypeScript for development
• Challenges with scene switching and bugs in the original implementation
• Remake or sequel to Cooper & Onita being considered
• Winning cash prizes and recognition at a game jam
• Time management challenges during 11-day game jams
• Nick's past experience with Quake source code
• Brian's dream game: an RPG card game with a semi-open world and multiplayer features
• Web games and the potential for low barrier of entry and easy sharing
• Game jam experiences and building prototypes to test game ideas
• Getting started with web game development, including joining the Web Game Dev Discord and using familiar tools like React
• ReactJam website
• Ease of sharing links on the web
• Best browser for rendering (IE4) 
• Upcoming episode of JS Party