GoGCast 160: E3 2018 Predictions Game
We’re one month away from E3 2018 which means it’s time to do our predictions game! Each panelist came up with 5 things they expect from this year's E3.
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GoGCast 159: Slime Rancher – Interview with Kara Holmes of Monomi Park
Let’s spend some time on the ranch as this week, we speak with Kara Holmes, Community Manager at Monomi Park, the indie studio behind Slime Rancher!
GoGCast 158: Shadow of the Tomb Raider – Interview with David Anfossi
Eidos Montreal invited us to play an early demo of Shadow of the Tomb Raider, the final instalment in the new Lara Croft trilogy. We sit down with David Anfossi, Head of Studio at Eidos Montreal, to chat about the game.
GoGCast 157: Interview with Jean Leggett of One More Story Games
This week, we talk with Jean Leggett, CEO of One More Story Games. Based in Barrie, Ontario, this small studio is currently working with author Charlaine Harris (of True Blood fame) to turn her Lily Bard series into mobile games.
GoGCast 156: Interview with Patricia Summersett and Victoria Atkin
We caught up with actors Patricia Summersett and Victoria Atkin to chat acting, gaming, cons and more.
Girls on Games on MojoPlays: Top 10 Gaming Industry Trends That Has Us Worried Deconstructed
We were recently invited to the WatchMojo studios to be panelists on MojoPlays' Deconstructed: a show where Dan Paradis and guests take a previous top 10 list, deconstruct it and discuss each item. In this episode, we took a look at the Top 10 Gaming That Has Us Worried
GoGCast 155: The 16 Types of Video Games and Community Q&A
We all know the genres of video games, but what about the types of games which match our moods, our lifestyle, our type of play? From the Guilty Pleasure to the Mainstay, we roll through Kotaku’s 16 types of video games and share our picks for each.
GoGCast 153: Interview with Jana Sloan van Geest of Guerrilla Games
We chat screenwriting and narrative design with Jana Sloan van Geest of Guerrilla Games, formerly of Ubisoft and Ludia Games.
Falling In and Out of Love – Florence Review
Florence is a simple game with a simple premise that leaves a complicated mark on the player. It is minutely and lovingly crafted to take you on a journey of love, pain and self-discovery.