
Welcome to The Business of Video Games Podcast.A show where we shed some light on the inner workings of the games industry—the why, how, who, and what the hell?! behind business decisions, publishing calls, and the steps (and missteps) that happen behind the scenes.
Basically: the inside view on how and why things are actually done the way they are. Not just guesswork on 4Chan.
The podcast is ho... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 54 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesLeisureBusiness | |||

It's Fri... Monday!
In this end-of-year episode, Shams and Fernando look back on 2025. From personal wins to the industry-wide turbulence that affects everyone. They both reflect on a surprisingly strong year for their work while acknowledging how t... more
It's Friday!
In the second half of their conversation with Adam Boyes, Shams and Fernando go far beyond career anecdotes and dig into what truly drives fulfillment in the games industry. Adam reflects on the pivotal moment he chose happiness and cre... more
Do we got another great conversation for you here friends? Yes we do!
In this episode, Shams and Fernando sit down with industry veteran Adam Boyes to explore his remarkable journey through the industry over the last decades. Adam shares stories fro... more
It's time to continue our conversation with Chris and Tyler som Red Hook Studios!
In this second half of our interview with Red Hook Studios founders Chris and Tyler, we focus on what happened after Darkest Dungeon 1. Wrapping up Kickstarter commitm... more
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These episodes shed light on the complexities of decision-making in a field that combines creativity and commerce. The interview with Rebekah Saltsman was especially thought-provoking.
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Content focuses on the intricacies of the video game industry, examining business decisions, publishing processes, and the human elements behind significant developments. Episodes often feature insights from industry professionals who share their experiences and reflections on the evolving landscape of gaming. The discussions are marked by a blend of humor and seriousness, addressing both successes and challenges faced by game developers and publishers. The engaging format invites listeners to grasp the complexities of the games sector beyond surface-level understanding, and the hosts frequently emphasize the importance of adaptability and innovation in this fast-paced industry.
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Recent guests on The Business of Video Games Podcast include:
1. Adam Boyes
2. Chris Bourassa
3. Tyler Sigman
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6. Alexander Bergendahl
7. Scott Reismanis
8. Callum Underwood
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