Scott and Brian cover indie gaming and more every week!
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 215 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Categories | LeisureVideo Games |
SPECIAL: A conversation with Chris Metzen: I really think you’ll all enjoy this interview. A lot has happened since we last had this opportunity, and we talk about it all. And yes, even the Blizzard stuff you have questions about. Enjoy! more
Today, it's all about a monkey named Donkey, and a little guy named Jump Man, and how the biggest shift in character-based gaming was about take a HUGE leap right under our noses. Enjoy! more
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Boop is dead, or a zombie? RIP Boop 2021.
Love this show! It continues the personality that can be found in the other shows (CORE and The Instance) but with its own brand of fun! more
This show is waaaaay better than Core (that’s for you Brian!). But seriously, I never miss an episode and has given me information about great games that I don’t have the time to research on my own. Keep it up guys!
Great show that has introduced me to so many new indie titles.
I love listening to Scott and Brian. They’ve got great chemistry and talk about a lot of games that are formerly unknown to me, and I appreciate that.
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