Podcasts about Airtight Games

Independent developer Airtight Games partnered with Square Enix around a decade ago to prove that the hardest murder to solve is in fact your own. In many ways, that is a factual statement. In relation to this game, however... not so sure. We're going back to 2014 to look at a third-person adventure game about a ghost detective. We're talking Murdered: Soul Suspect.On this episode of Stealth Boom Boom, we take a look at Airtight's difficult beginning, middle and end, with some higlights including Dark Void and the Ouya. We also chat about how a considerable amount of this game's pre-launch marketing really positioned Murdered as a horror game, and Die Hard.In our review, you'll hear some chat on why this game even has stealth sections where you're bothering crows, hiding in spectral residue pockets, and sending demons back down to Hell via QTEs; escort missions where you must turn on specific printers and TVs; L.A. Noire; pixel-hunting at a crime scene and then selecting solutions until the game allows you to move on; Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective; the sheer possibilities of being a ghost vs a shoddy teleport or controlling a cat for a bit; ghost walls; reading the minds of Salem's residents; the newspaper that explains how the beach woman died so she can go to Heaven; a central mystery that does just about enough to keep the interest; a very normal Salem; a fancy hat, tattoos, and cigarette does not turn Ronan O'Connor into a protagonist for the ages; and Julia's Thoughts.After all that, we take you through what some of the critics were saying about the game around the time it came out, and then we give you our final verdicts on whether Murdered: Soul Suspect is a Pass, a Play, or an Espionage Explosion.For those who would like to play along at home, we'll be discussing, reviewing and dissecting CounterSpy on the next episode of Stealth Boom Boom.IMPORTANT LINKS TO THINGS

Ever wondered what Nathan Drake would be like with a Jet Pack? This week Nolan North sits down with the fantastic, the one-and-only, Fred Tatasciore, to discuss the Airtight Games 2010 classic, Dark Void! There might be a few tangents about Fred's wide variety of voices, voice-over stories, and much, much more! Come for watching Nolan master the jet pack, then stay while Drew learns about mother nature in the Savannah. Get ready! This is RETRO REPLAY.Let's Play!Watch the original episode on YouTube.Support the channel: https://www.youtube.com/retroreplay/joinWe have merch! Shirts, hoodies, pins! https://retroreplayshow.com/shop/Check out the RETRO REPLAY website and sign up for our newsletter.Follow Retro Replay on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.Follow Nolan North on Twitter and Instagram.And finally follow producers Drew Lewis & PJ Haarsma.

We're back after a massive hiatus (soz about us, thanks for sticking around), and this week we're talking about Airtight Games's #MurderedSoulSuspect. As per, it's spoiler central once again, but we have left some things for you all to find yourselves. Also, the ending hasn't been unearthed, so you'll have to work out who the Bell Killer is with our Ronan. No, not Keating, O'Connor's the name and slaying demons is his game. IMAGINE if it was Ronan Keating - BARE HILAR. Anyhoo - please let us know what you thought of the game over on @Vault_Unlocked on Twitter, or you can email us at thevaultgamingpodcast@gmail.com, to fill our dusty inbox.

This episode the boys take a look at the not-so-wrongfully forgotten Dark Void, a 2010 third person shooter from Airtight Games. Dark Void is the story of William Grey, a cargo pilot in 1938 who stumbles across a dangerous alien world while crossing the Bermuda Triangle. Helped out by his ex-girlfriend Ava and noted historical figure Nikola Tesla, Will dons a jetpack and ventures out to battle the sinister Watchers. If that sounds exciting, just keep in mind there's a reason no one talks about this game.

In which we decide between flowers or muder. Murdered Main Theme, Julia and My Name is Ronan by Jason Graves MURDERED: Soul Suspect by Airtight Games; Lazy Daydream and Life as a Flower by Vincent Diamante from Flower by Thatgamecompany.

Jon and Chris review Ubisoft's new game, Valiant Hearts: The Great War. Plus, in light of Airtight Games demise, they discuss the disappearance of middle tier games developers and whether it's a good thing for the industry. Continue Reading →

Happy Independence Day, everyone. The GameHounds gang is getting ready to head out of town, but that doesn't mean they don't take a few moments to record a show and bring you news and reviews of the gaming world. Topics include:- Reviews of Transistor, One Finger Death Punch, The Wolf Among Us Episode 4, Blue Estate (PS4), Valiant Hearts (PS4), Sniper Elite 3;- Cliff Blezinski will return to video-game development; - Evolve and No Man's Sky were big winnters of the E3 Game Critics Awards;- Lindsey Lohan sues Rockstar and Take Two for unauthorized use of her likeness;- Murdered: Soul Suspect studio Airtight Games shuts down with no notice;- Telltale says next episode of Walking Dead will hit this month;- New DLC for Watch Dogs is out;- One of our very own fellow podcasters takes EA to court for inaccurate advertising and WINS!; - Robin Thicke's PR team miscalculates with #askThicke;- Dragon Age: Inquisition will have Bioware's first exclusively gay male party member.Enjoy.

Happy Independence Day, everyone. The GameHounds gang is getting ready to head out of town, but that doesn't mean they don't take a few moments to record a show and bring you news and reviews of the gaming world. Topics include:- Reviews of Transistor, One Finger Death Punch, The Wolf Among Us Episode 4, Blue Estate (PS4), Valiant Hearts (PS4), Sniper Elite 3;- Cliff Blezinski will return to video-game development; - Evolve and No Man's Sky were big winnters of the E3 Game Critics Awards;- Lindsey Lohan sues Rockstar and Take Two for unauthorized use of her likeness;- Murdered: Soul Suspect studio Airtight Games shuts down with no notice;- Telltale says next episode of Walking Dead will hit this month;- New DLC for Watch Dogs is out;- One of our very own fellow podcasters takes EA to court for inaccurate advertising and WINS!; - Robin Thicke's PR team miscalculates with #askThicke;- Dragon Age: Inquisition will have Bioware's first exclusively gay male party member.Enjoy.

Happy Independence Day, everyone. The GameHounds gang is getting ready to head out of town, but that doesn't mean they don't take a few moments to record a show and bring you news and reviews of the gaming world. Topics include:- Reviews of Transistor, One Finger Death Punch, The Wolf Among Us Episode 4, Blue Estate (PS4), Valiant Hearts (PS4), Sniper Elite 3;- Cliff Blezinski will return to video-game development; - Evolve and No Man's Sky were big winnters of the E3 Game Critics Awards;- Lindsey Lohan sues Rockstar and Take Two for unauthorized use of her likeness;- Murdered: Soul Suspect studio Airtight Games shuts down with no notice;- Telltale says next episode of Walking Dead will hit this month;- New DLC for Watch Dogs is out;- One of our very own fellow podcasters takes EA to court for inaccurate advertising and WINS!; - Robin Thicke's PR team miscalculates with #askThicke;- Dragon Age: Inquisition will have Bioware's first exclusively gay male party member.Enjoy.

In which I play "The music you hear when you beat Windows"! onestop.mid by David Yackley from Microsoft Windows by Microsoft; Music by Jesse Stiles from Every Day the Same Dream by Molleindustria & Paolo Pedercini; Flip a Switch by Chris Ballew from Quantum Conundrum by Airtight Games

For this episode, we decided to play and discuss the listener’s choice. Speaking of him, Brandon Peat, joins in on the conversation about Capcom’s 2010 release. Prior to the review we get to learn about Brandon’s background in gaming and have Josh give us his quick review of Shadow Complex. This marks the fifth entry that we had Nolan North as one of the voices in a video game (Batman: Arkham City, Uncharted 2, Uncharted 3, Shadow Complex). Again, we just love him. The guys think conceptually the game is great on paper! Who doesn’t love jet-packs? However, one reviewer had his first rage quit for the show! Fun times! Sit back and listen to the men of Co-Op Mode and their guest converse about this pulpy sci-fi adventure that had its “heart” in the right place, but never fully took “flight”.

This time on the Game Club we talk all about Quantum Conundrum from Airtight Games.

Our new video show takes a behind the scenes look at how a game idea can evolve over time, with former Microsoft Game Studios head Ed Fries, early Dark Void development footage, and the team at Airtight Games. Music by The Orchestral Movement and Manolo Camp. Edited by Richard Li. Produced by Matt Leone.

Our new video show takes a behind the scenes look at how a game idea can evolve over time, with former Microsoft Game Studios head Ed Fries, early Dark Void development footage, and the team at Airtight Games. Music by The Orchestral Movement and Manolo Camp. Edited by Richard Li. Produced by Matt Leone.