Workforce Gaming Podcast Workforce Gaming
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We are a couple guys with full time jobs who love talking about games in our spare time. We hope to bring a realistic and non-exaggerated gaming discussion.
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Indika Review - The Devil You Know
Doug goes on a mission to deliver a letter as a nun in the new indie game Indika. This game feels more a piece of art at times than a game, and we are very excited to see how this game challenges our thoughts on faith.
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Tales of Kenzera: Zau Review - Death, Taxes, and Afrofuturism
Brad jumps into the newest Metroidvania Tales of Kenzera: Zau to see how a game in this genre can handle a delicate subject matter like the loss of a loved one. Is this new indie games touching emotional story able to help it live up to the greats of this genre?
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Haptix Studios Interview - Motion Capture, Acting, Education, and Tech
Doug caught up with an old friend at Pax East to talk about motion capture in gaming. Haptix Studio in Michigan does all sorts of work in creating, utilizing, and teaching the art of motion capture.
Check out Haptix Studios at: https://haptixstudio.com/
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Making Music for Turbo Overkill & Littlelands
At Pax East, Doug talked with the composer of Turbo Overkill and Littlelands. We learn more about the process and inspiration for making music in games as well as the differences in making music for hyperviolent and cozy games.
For more about Chapman Hammond's work: https://www.chapmanhammondmusic.com/
Turbo Overkill available now on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1328350/Turbo_Overkill/
Wishlist Littlelands on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2083660/Littlelands/
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Final Fantasy 16 DLC The Rising Tide Review
We jump back into Final Fantasy XVI for the last time with The Rising Tide DLC. Finally, we find Leviathan The Lost and we discover if it is truly worth being the final ending for Final Fantasy 16.
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Star Wars: Rebel Assault 2 Review - A Long Long Time Ago (The 90s)
We went back and explored what Star Wars meant to those of us kids in the 90's with Star Wars: Rebel Assault 2 The Hidden Empire. This game might be horrible but we had a great time exploring a Star Wars classic and revisiting what the old Star Wars expanded universe was all about.
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