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No-budget, enthusiastic discussions of video games. In every episode, the crew at Volcano Bakemeat Radio take an in-depth look at a gaming topic or genre.

  1. 26.03.2017

    Live Episode: Communities in Gaming

    What are gaming communities and what separates the fun from the toxic?

  2. 23.02.2017

    Limited Thinking

    In this episode, Volcano Bakemeat Radio look at the games that used their limited resources to think outside the box, (and the games that maybe should have have had a few more limits). We also try to imagine how you could make a character-focused RPG with one voice actor and decry a major missed opportunity … Continue reading Limited Thinking

    Limited Thinking

  3. 13.02.2017

    Bonus: Sequels and Limits

    A cool and interesting clip that didn't quite make it into the show, but is still worth listening to. And inspired a future episode. Note: This clip hasn't gone through audio edits, so this is basically the raw sound from the mic to your ears, so be ready for any pain that might cause.

  4. 04.02.2017

    Have We Met Before? Exploring Replayability in Video Games

    In this episode, we discuss replayability in video games. We go into what makes a game replayable, why replayability is important to gamers, the various a game can structure its replayability factor, and more!

  5. 21.01.2017

    VB Appetizer: Voice Acting in Video Games

    In this Appetizer mini-episode, Connor, Grant, and Paige are joined by Neil Phelps -- an independent filmmaker and actor -- to discuss the ins and outs of voice acting in video games. What makes for good voice acting, what voice acting has done for the industry, how voice acting can change a game, and examples of some games that got voice acting right/wrong all come into the conversation during this mini-episode.

    VB Appetizer: Voice Acting in Video Games

  6. 10.11.2016

    Shooting Zombies to Destress: The Healing Power of Games

    We explore the benefits games can have in day to day life, what actual literal therapeutic benefits they might have, and why Left 4 Dead can be an essential part of working retail. NOTE: We swear pretty freely on the podcast, but in this episode, Jessica uses a word for genitalia that some people see as more offensive. Be aware that that's in there.

  7. 16.10.2016

    VB Appetizer: Fast Casual Gaming

    In our first appetizer mini-episode, Volcano Bakemeat's crew discuss casual gaming. Grant and Jessica talk about the time a frat's constant soundtrack contributed to their Robot Unicorn Attack war, Paige admits a shameful love for a terrible gaming genre, and we all try to unpack the stigma associated with casual gaming.

    VB Appetizer: Fast Casual Gaming

  8. 26.09.2016

    Are You Sure We Played The Same Game?

    The topic of choice in video games is absolutely huge, so in this episode we (attempt) to limit our discussion to one aspect: Even having a choice in the first place. We debate the pros and cons of letting a player choose anything and then ask the pretentious existential question if you can actually choose anything in the first place (...in video games).

    Are You Sure We Played The Same Game?
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No-budget, enthusiastic discussions of video games. In every episode, the crew at Volcano Bakemeat Radio take an in-depth look at a gaming topic or genre.

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  • Skaber
    Volcano Bakemeat Radio
  • Aktive år
    2016 - 2017
  • Episoder
    17
  • Vurdering
    Anstødeligt
  • Websted for serie
    Volcano Bakemeat