
Join Alanah Pearce (game writer), Mike Bithell (game director), and Austin Wintory (game composer) as they talk about all the games, movies, TV and 'whatever else' that took their interest that week, from three unique perspectives in the games industry.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 177 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesLeisure | |||

This week, Alanah, Mike, and Austin chat about Hollow Knight: Silksong (yes, it's hard) and how media seems to prefer difficult games, Alanah's recent ChatGPT video (though this was recorded before it was published), and the Freewrite Traveler.
This week, we sat down to chat with Matt Nava from Giant Squid, all about the studio's latest game - Sword of the Sea.
Austin, Mike, and Alanah chat about IP Rights and our (very early, uniformed lol) thoughts on the "Stop Killing Games" petition.
This week, Mike and Alanah talk about learning to use game engine Godot, the brilliant lighting in TRON: Catalyst, and ethics in genitalia shown in film.
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Really great content, but the audio is rly quiet. I have to get near max volume on my headphones to get around normal hearing level
As a game developer myself, I enjoyed their conversations and insights. However it’s basically ruined by the audio quality of one of the hosts (Mike?). He is very echo-y, hard to understand, and it contrasts poorly with the other hosts (who sound great). At first I thought it was just an issue with the specific episode I started with, but nope, his audio is always bad. So it’s hard to recommend this podcast in its current state.
Austin Wintory is the only reason this podcast is worth a listen post Troy Bakers exit. Austin is a fantastic & fascinating host with great insights into the games industry. And that is the only positive thing worth saying about this podcast…
I just listened to the episode where Alannah & Mike ridiculed those who expressed displeasure with Joanna Dark’s appearance in the new Perfect Dark stating that anyone who didn’t like it “probably has never been close to a woman.” As a female gamer, which ... more
Austin Wintory is the only reason this podcast is worth a listen post Troy Bakers exit. Austin is a fantastic & fascinating host with great insights into the games industry. And that is the only positive thing worth saying about this podcast Just listened to the episode where Alannah & Mike ridiculed those who expressed displeasure with Joanna Dark’s appearance in the new Perfect Dark stating that anyone who didn’t like it “probably has never been close to a woman.” As a female gamer, which acco... more
This podcast is full of such great conversations & insight about the gaming industry, any success is well deserved
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The discussions within this podcast revolve around gaming and pop culture, where the hosts share insights and personal experiences from their diverse roles within the industry. Notable themes include game design challenges, industry trends, the impact of technology, and the evolving nature of gaming culture. Listeners are treated to both deep dives into game mechanics and broader conversations about storytelling in video games, enhancing the understanding of the art and business behind games. Unique aspects of the podcast include the blend of informative dialogue with personal anecdotes, allowing for both entertaining and educational content that caters to both hardcore gamers and casual listeners interested in the industry.
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