
A games and literature podcast all about stories and game dev, from London-based indie developers Weather Factory. Currently all about making a CRPG with a two-person team.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 36 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesArtsBooksLeisure | |||

'You're a miniature Herod, wading in the blood of the innocents every morning...'
We launch Travelling At Night's first public demo! Along the way, we talk about the game's 'Black Museum', AK's tussel with Django Reinhardt, how Tom Stoppard influenc... more
Travelling At Night reaches an important milestone: the minimum length of a novel! We talk I/O Interactive, 'Harrison violations' and phatic speech, balancing rich personalities with empty roleplaying vessels and how to make difficult characters like... more
"It's never lupus."
Take a turn with us through some of the kookier parts of the Second World War (dropping unmeltable ice into Winston Churchill's bath; how French fashion defeated the Nazis; the British Army's self-mythologising stage musician; et... more
What is the true 'artist's reward'? When are you pushing usefully out of your comfort zone, and when are you banging your head against a rock? Alexis and Lottie discuss developing your own creative talents alongside game design issues like the 'murde... more
Two very bright hosts who could easily hold an hour on their own but have chemistry that makes every episode shine. It is impossible to come away from an episode without a few new books you want to read
Alexis and Lottie are so entertaining to listen to, I love the topics and insights they discuss. My only two complaints are that; 1: there aren’t more episodes. and 2: the audio can be a little inconsistent and you’ll have to adjust your volume frequently. Still absolutely 5 stars regardless though!
Of course, there is fascinating discussion about games but there are deep dives into history and literature as well. The hosts are on the same level but know different things so it is like a double act of expertise. The enthusiasm for conversation and the topics under consideration carries through to the listener. I don’t know of any podcast that combines games and literature. Certainly none as effortlessly knowing.
I absolutely love this podcast. Endless information and amazingly researched. Alexis and Lottie are so intelligent that they can drop names and obscure references without hesitating. My only complaint is the inconsistent audio and audio quality. There’s a strange reverb and tinny quality to the audio and you’ll have adjust your volume dial every few minutes to hear what they’re saying or save your ears. Even than, still worth 5 stars.
They make great games as well as this podcast. This podcast is amazing even with out knowing about their games.
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Two London-based indie developers explore the craft of narrative-heavy CRPGs, blending game design, world-building, and literary influences with a focus on how to make complex, text-forward experiences accessible and engaging for players. Episodes balancing practical design topics (memory snippets, room shrouding, art direction, UI and currency work) with big-picture ambitions (narrative structure, player agency, market positioning) create a distinctive, two-person dynamic that mixes humor, candid production reflections, and deep dives into classic influences. The show stands out for its tight duo format, willingness to tackle ambitious, niche projects, and its seamless mix of game dev pragmatism with literary and historical references, app... more
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