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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 36 days 9 hours 37 minutes
Episode 159: Wad of Gore
Dylan, Alex, and Will take an episode to discuss anything and everything about ‘God of War.’
Episode 158: Animation is My Passion
Frank DiCola – artist on puzzle game Where Shadows Slumber and founder of Game Revenant – returns to the podcast after the release of their game on iOS. Since Frank
Episode 158: Animation is My Passion
Frank DiCola rejoins the show to discuss the release of Game Revenant's new game, ‘Where Shadows Slumber.’
Episode 157: The Great Indiepression
In an emergency roundtable, we’re joined by Justin Mitchell and Robby Ciszek to talk Metroidvanias in eternal development, stories of childhood friends stealing our games, and the future of consoles.
Episode 157: The Great Indiepression
We're joined by Justin Mitchell and Robby Ciszek to talk the return of indiepocalypse, childhood theft, and a Harry Potter RPG.
Episode 156: Economic Anxiety Informs My Narrative Design
Joining us this week is Kevin Snow – narrative designer and creator of Southern Monsters. With Hurricane Florence still a fresh memory, we talk about the threat of natural disasters
Episode 156: Economic Anxiety Informs My Narrative Design
Narrative designer Kevin Snow joins the show to talk about narrative design, freelance financial vulnerability, Twine game influences, and more!
Episode 155: Where Do You Call Home?
This week, Matt “2Mello” Hopkins – composer, sound designer, and artist – joins us to discuss the ins and outs of audio. From working on soundtracks and compilations to differentiating
Episode 155: Where Do You Call Home?
Matt "2Mello" Hopkins joins us to discuss composing music, sound design, and labor in games.
Episode 154: Blato
In a busy week in the games industry, we start off discussing the unfortunate closures of Capcom Vancouver and Telltale Games. We discuss the legacy these studios left behind, the