The podcast for gamers and developers alike!You can find the all the latest interviews, news and reviews here.In every two episodes we have interviews with adventure game developers as we get to know the people who make these games. We find out what they're favourite games are, what inspired them to make adventure games and then we go behind the scenes on how they make their games, what advice they give anyone who wants to create their own adventure game and why we should buy their games.In every other two episodes podcast creator and adventure game player of more than 20 years, Seoirse Dunbar is joined by fellow adventure gamers and reviewers Tomas Becks writer on The Gaming Outsider and Laura Cress writer on the most popular adventure games website, adventuregamers.com, as they discuss the latest adventure game news, announcements, and they review the latest adventure games released. more

A weekly podcast focusing on highlighting the games we love, and what we love about them.

WELCOME TO DESCRIBING THE SKYBOX! We are a fortnightly, book club-styled podcast in which we attempt to go in-depth on an individual video game and figure out what makes it unique. Episodes are around an hour to an hour and a half long and primarily feature free form discussion on themes and mechanics present in each episode's titular game. Bear in mind that we are not reviewers, so as far as we critique the games at hand, our intent is not to convince you to play any particular work. SPOILER WARNING: Given the depth at which we intend to cover the games in question, those which feature a story, plot, mechanical surprises, fun moments you may not have heard about or otherwise will be fully discussed, likely at length. Given this, it is advised that you go into each episode with the understanding that these elements will most likely be spoiled. If you are sensitive to that sort of thing, we recommend that you either play the game before listening to the podcast, or skip the episode altogether. (Though the latter option would make us all very sad!) more

Candid conversations with veterans of all aspects of the business side of games. We firmly believe that great games from all developers need the support they deserve to succeed. This podcast exists to provide that support.IndieGameBusiness® is produced by The Powell Group, a video game consulting firm specializing in business development, marketing, and licensing. Our CEO has been in the industry for 20 years and closed countless publishing and licensing deals. The Powell Group monitors over 3,500 game developers and 750+ publishers. more

In Think Like a Game Designer, award-winning designer and Stone Blade Entertainment CEO Justin Gary speaks with world-class game designers and creative experts from various industries. Each episode deconstructs the creative process, offering insights into the art of game design and the broader cultural, technological, and business influences shaping a myriad of creative mediums. Join us for actionable advice and unique perspectives that will enrich your understanding of what it means to be creative in and out of the gaming world. justingarydesign.substack.com more

Thumb Cramps is a weekly video game review podcast hosted by Professional Gamers Joel Duscher and Jackson Baly as they are joined each week by special guests to take a look at what games they've been playing lately. New releases, retro games, AAA titles and even real life experiences are all equally judged and reviewed on Thumb Cramps. New episodes every Friday. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. more

Coffee with Butterscotch is the hilarity-filled official podcast of award-winning video game studio Butterscotch Shenanigans, best known for its smash hit Crashlands. Grab a drink and tune in every week to learn how video games are made and sold, our take on building a small company from scratch, and how to be an unstoppable problem-solving machine. Got a question you want answered on the podcast? Ask us at https://podcast.bscotch.net more

Come along with Hannah and Evan in a living documentation of the game design process, from the first spark of an idea, to every disastrous surprise. It's not an instruction manual, but a travel guide, with lots of unexpected stops along the way. more

A low key video game podcast by Stephen Hilger and Brendon Bigley. Produced by AJ Fillari!

IndieQuest is a celebration of the indie and obscure. We love independent video games. We love talking about them. This show is all about shining a spotlight on the smaller games that inspire us, intrigue us, and make us feel things. Join your hosts Steve, Seth, and Josh while we build a massive list of recommended indie video games called 'The Quest Log,' review both classic and hotly anticipated indies, listen to some tunes, and chat with some friends along the way. Why don't you sit down, relax, and come with us on this quest! All are welcome! more

Reviews for the hottest games of the year from IGN.

A Point & Click Adventure Game Podcast, Classic & Modern- New episodes every other Tuesday!

Andrew Pappas, founder of RenGen Marketing helps take indie devs and their games to a whole new level by discussing business best practices and sharing marketing strategies and tips to better navigate the world of indie game marketing. Regardless if you're an indie dev starting out or a veteran small team, the topic discussions apply to anyone wanting to better understand the online environment and stand out in a saturated market. A marketer since 2011, Andrew has found a passion for applying his knowledge by empowering and educating the indie dev community. Between the years of his experience and interviews with respected industry veterans, you'll learn about online marketing, email marketing, crowdfunding, paid advertising, community development, social media, community outreach, project management, and much more. All episodes are packed with helpful information and actionable steps that can give you the confidence you need when it comes to your business and indie game marketing. Hit subscribe and get ready to become part of the indie game movement. more

The podcast where nice gamedevs talk gaming and game development. Nice!

Taking one game per month (old, new and everything in between) and talking though an in-depth examination of narrative, mechanics, theme, and the interplay between the three. more

We cover a wide variety of video game topics. Although we will cover a variety of topics, our main focus will be on going over our impressions of games with shorter experience like retro and indie games. more

Indie Arcade Wave is diving into the scene to show you how arcades are evolving. Exploring Indie game design, indie arcade games, arcade bars, and music that comes with the arcade. Each week we focus on a new game, artist, developer, arcade, or member of the arcade community. All things indie and indie arcade. All nerds welcome! more

Welcome to Level With Us - a cozy video game discussion podcast where brothers Jared & Marcus play a game separately, then meet together to discuss it (kind of like a book club!). This show is for all ages, so curl up with your loved ones and enjoy as these guys gush about their favorite games, gripe about the annoying parts of games, and try to stump each other with nerdy trivia questions!If you have thoughts you'd like featured in our regular discussions, or for business inquiries, just e-mail us at LevelWithUsPodcast [at] gmail.com!Jared's Linktree: https://linktr.ee/jaredrichardson?utm more

Indie Mixtape is a curated PLAYlist of indie games. Ty and HB follow a theme each episode, sharing one game book club style before diving into two of their own picks. more

Co-hosts Dan and Shea talk video games; sometimes they're cheap, sometimes it's 75 minutes of Skyrim. But it's always an enlightening experience, and now there's a TTRPG to look forward to, also! more

Super GG Radio is an NPR of Illinois Community Voices podcast focused on video games and all things adjacent! Join us each week to discover new and upcoming games from the independent developer community, get the latest and silliest news of the industry, and chipping away at our backlog. more

Andrew Levins and Jon Valenzuela play way too many indie games and this is a support group that they created which will enable them to play more. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. more

There are a lot of great games out there. Want to play a lot of them?On The Short Game, we celebrate great game storytelling and craft, in games that you can play in an afternoon or three. From brief but brilliant indie games to thrilling but manageable triple-A games, these are great games that respect your time. more

Hosted by Sasquatch B Studios - We are a husband and wife indie dev team who quit our jobs and sold our house to fund starting our indie game studio. We talk about ALL things gamedev on this show, from personal struggles and triumphs, to industry tech. We also interview well-known dev-loggers and ask them burning dev questions! more

Conversations about games, community, and the reasons we play.Kritiqal Care is a monthly interview show highlighting the breadth of the games community. Nathalie is joined by tabletop writers, video game designers, pixel artists, streamers, YouTube critics, and others from all corners of the medium to explore games as personal, creative, and political. These are rough times, but games can help us feel less alone through it all. more

Conversations about Game Development from an aspiring Indie Game Dev. Topics will be all over the spectrum of Game Development Industry along with achievements accomplished. Come join me in the Arena to battle and conquer your game development goals. While I am no expert, hopefully inspiration will be achieved from listening to the Game Dev Arena. more

Two Brothers Play a Game is really where two brothers play a game on the Nintendo Switch and then review it.