
A podcast designed to make you think, make you laugh, and make you want to grab your controller and revisit some of your favourite games to see what they really tell you about yourself and the way you see the world.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 6 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Categories | TechnologyLeisureGames | ||||

What compels us to sit in a dark room, boot up a game about zombies and cults and killers, and scare ourselves silly? How do these games tap into our lizard brain to get the adrenalin pumping? We put a giant wimp (Angharad Yeo) and a glutton for fear... more
Sometimes a game will make us want to hurl our controller out a window, and at other times they let us unleash the inner monster to vanquish all our frustrations. In episode four, we explore the anger and rage we find in videogames — and ourselves!
From exploring the complexities of personal relationships to just getting it on with NPCs, it seems that videogames are capable of providing quite the thrill. But why do we crave intimate connections in videogames?
There's nothing like taking a walk out and about in nature — or is there? Exploring worlds in videogames might one day be our only option. But can games deliver the same sense of freedom and deliver us the positive benefits of time spent in the natur... more
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This is really good, but I don’t know any of the games the hosts are talking about. Again, great podcast
Heading up a slickly presented podcast series, Rad sparks plenty of interesting discussions about how video games and the real world collide. There’s plenty of intellectual discussion, plus the charming goofiness synonymous with the Good Game brand. Really hope there are more episodes on the way, as this is really good stuff for the ears.
Move of this sort of thing, I love it
This is an excellent podcast that contains meaningful discussion about the world of gaming, without ever taking itself too seriously. It’s honest and refreshing, and the host, Rad, is candid and funny. Plus, it’s great to hear more female voices in what is often a male-dominated industry (and podcast genre). Highly recommended!
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Apple Podcasts | #224 |
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