GoGcast 60 – Patric from @BorealysGames – Exclusive Pre-Alpha footage of Mages of Mystralia!
Patric Jolicoeur Mondou, Game Director of Borealys Games is our guest tonight to talk about their upcoming game Mages of...
DreamHack Montreal Announced!
…. and the countdown is over! The world’s largest digital festival is coming to Montreal. August 12 – 14th 2016,...
When Games and Music Collide – An Interview with Voyce*
Life influences art and art influences life. We live in a circle of never ending inspiration that has creative individuals being influenced from a multitude of different venues. Girls on Games got the chance to chat with musician, avid gamer and social advocate in geek culture Voyce* about how his life and gaming experiences influence his music.
DreamHack Canada, The Countdown Begins
Earlier this evening a URL and accompanying social media accounts popped up online under the name DreamHack Canada. Along with links...
The Next Step in Transmedia – Quantum Break Review
In a time where the way we consume mass media is increasingly varied and hybrid, it’s no surprise that Remedy Entertainment tried to be innovative in its newest title. Quantum Break is a transmedia project come to life, integrating short live action episodes with gameplay. While the premise is original and exciting, the execution wasn’t as refined as I’d of hoped.
GoGCast 59 – Kitfox Games’ Tanya Short
Founder Tanya Short from Kitfox Games joins us tonight to talk about their most recent game Moon Hunters as well as her views on the Montreal indie dev scene and why it’s so important to our culture!...
Bending Time with Leah: Round 2 – Quantum Break
I play through part of the second act (2-1 and 2-2) of Quantum Break live on Twitch. Much thanks to...
Get Your Fight On! – Pokkén Tournament Review
Pokkén Tournament gives us the opportunity to go above and beyond just being a trainer and telling our Pokémon what to do; now we get to actually be the Pokémon and fight our way to victory using more than just 4 moves.
Nintendo is officially on mobile with Miitomo – First Impressions and Review
Move over Neko Atsume, there’s a new app that’s making me compulsively look at my phone every 10 minutes and that’s Nintendo’s Miitomo.