A chill video games podcast about interesting and creative games, from indie to AAA. Your host: Iceland-based games critic John Rogers. Follow the show on Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, and Twitch to stay in touch and keep up with new episodes - find links at http://gaminginthewild.com. Gaming In The Wild is a listener-supported. You can support the show at http://patreon.com/gaminginthewild to join... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 210 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureVideo Games |
This week's episode is a little roundup. We start with the Nintendo Indie World Direct, including previews of Lorelai & The Laser Eyes, Yars Rising, Bzzzt, Sticky Business, and some other show highlights, before moving onto a 1000xResist preview, and... more
This week we look at "the feel-bad game of the year", the grim and compelling magic bullet snipe-fest: Children of the Sun. more
This week's episode is a roundup of demos you can try right now: Stellar Blade, Minishoot' Adventures, Dystopika, Indika, and Valley Peaks. more
Return To Grace is a perfect game for Game Pass: short, interesting, and done in a couple of hours. It's a sci-fi walking sim that raises some interesting questions about the future of AI. I also got addicted to Marvel Snap. more
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This show is really good if you aren’t shure if you want to get a game
Gaming In The Wild is by far my favourite gaming related podcast. Hearing someone speak so passionately about their love of video games and the respect they have for the creative people involved in producing them is endearing.
John explores a wide variety of games, always giving deep insight and well informed takes. The episodes are relaxed yet well paced. Definitely worth your time!
Gaming in the Wild is a relaxing, thoughtful podcast which will help you learn more about many brilliant and creative games. John the host has a beautiful, eloquent way of describing his thoughts and reflections on each game. more
Was searching for coverage on a particular indie game when I stumbled across this podcast. Was pleasantly surprised to find someone discussing games intelligently, without putting on a hyped up streamer type of attitude. Also very much appreciate the variety of games John covers, and his tendency to gravitate towards off beat indie games, while still keeping his finger on the pulse of the latest heavy hitters.
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