Adventure Games Podcast Adventure Game Podcast
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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.
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Reviews of 80 Days, Hercule Poirot:The First Cases, Case Files: Behind Closed Doors & More!
Reviews of 80 Days, Hercule Poirot:The First Cases, Case Files: Behind Closed Doors & More!
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Ten Minute Teaser of Interview with Charles Cecil at Reboot Develop Blue 2024
Ten Minute Teaser of Interview with Charles Cecil at Reboot Develop Blue 2024
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Interview with Ramon Hamilton - Developer of Case Files Behind Closed Doors
Interview with Ramon Hamilton - Developer of Case Files Behind Closed Doors
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Reviews of Murder on The Orient Express, Twilight Oracle, CLeM, A Twisted Tale & more!
Reviews of Murder on The Orient Express, Twilight Oracle, CLeM, A Twisted Tale & more!
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Interview with Amber Scott of Only By Midnight
Interview with Amber Scott of Only By Midnight
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Be a Part of a Closed Beta Team for Times & Galaxy a new adventure game coming out in 2024!
Be a Part of a Closed Beta Team for Times & Galaxy a new adventure game coming out in 2024!
Customer Reviews
Excellent
Love this show. Always keeps me interested and always look forward to new episodes.
-Tabby from Your New Best Friends podcast
These Folks Know What’s Up
There is no better podcast on the internet addressing the adventure game niche. Period. Historic fans of the genre being well-informed and just enjoying what they love.
Fantastic Pod For Point & Click Fans
As someone who grew up on classic adventure game titles like “Myst” and the “Space Quest” series, and continues to revel in newer adventures like “Unavowed” and “Lamplight City” — this is a weekly podcast that I look forward to more than most others.
The show is hosted by an affable Irishman whose love for the genre comes across in every episode. My favorite part of each show is the first fifteen minutes or so, where he recaps the week’s developments in adventure game news — exciting new releases, interesting Kickstarter projects, the latest awards or convention recaps, etc. Equal attention is given to “mainstream” titles (such as they are in the adventure world) from established developers, as well as to obscure indie titles that you may not hear about elsewhere. This show is one of my most reliable sources for discovering new games to play.
Beyond that, the show basically follows an alternating structure. Every other episode is dedicated to an interview with the developer of a new or upcoming adventure game; and the episodes in between are “review” episodes of the latest games that the hosts have been playing (a co-host from the “Adventure Gamers” website joins for those shows). The focus is mainly on newer games, though the interviews with developers usually start with a discussion of their favorite classic titles (LucasArts titles like “Secret of Monkey Island” seem to be universal favorites, though lesser-remembered games like “Conquests of the Longbow” have also come up).
The focus isn’t just on point-and-clicks; there is also sometimes discussion of other narrative forms, such as first-person “walking simulators”. I have yet to hear much talk of visual novels or “interactive fiction” text adventures (a recent episode being a prominent exception), so folks primarily interested in those genres might not find precisely what they’re looking for here. But if you’re a fan of narrative-based games in general, or adventure games in particular, this is definitely one of the best podcasts you can subscribe to!