Podcasts about london games festival

London Games Festival 2025 was a packed event this year, with events including New Game+, Now Play This, Good Game Dev Club, Darkfield At The Ditch, the BAFTA Awards, and more. I was in London for the festivities, and this episode is my report on the festival.Games covered: Herdling, Will: Follow The Light, Passant, Beyond The Board, Battle Suit Aces, Gunboat God, Button Man, Moroi, Henry Halfhead, Time Flies, Wheel World, Lushfoil Photography Sim, All Will Rise, Treeplanter, and Vapourwave Pinball. Check out the Steam demos of some of these here: https://store.steampowered.com/sale/LondonGamesFestival2025.In the roundup: Blue Prince, Promise Mascot Agency.Thanks to Genny Dixon, Fergus Craig, Kim & Nathan, New Game+, and Ciaran Daly.Become a patron for bonus episodes and loads of fun perks: http://patreon.com/gaminginthewild.Find me on Bluesky, YouTube, the Steam curator page, etc: http://gaminginthewild.com.Thanks for listening!

Your host is off galavanting at the London Games Festival this week, so this episode a little inbetweener. It's a look back at the Nintendo Switch — which was *the* place to play indie games on console, for a while — and the great indies it'll be remembered for.In the roundup: Lushfoil Photography Sim, Promise Mascot Agency, Koira.This episode's audio is from a YouTube video you can watch here: https://youtu.be/48f-zXDkuaUPlease consider supporting the pod by becoming a patron! You get 15 bonus podcasts, a patron Discord invite, and more: http://patreon.com/gaminginthewildFollow the Steam curator page here to see recommendations while you browse games: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/43457463-Gaming-in-the-Wild-%2528unofficial%2529/And thanks for listening!

This week, Jacki and Lyle are delighted to welcome the absolutely brilliant Beatka Wójciak. Beatka is the Founder & CEO of Chaos Cookie, an Art & Games studio which has recently produced the phenomenal game Squarelets! Chaos Cookie also focuses on empowering women in STEM jobs (science, technology, engineering and mathematics), with a particular focus on the gaming industry. Beatka is a software engineer with a passion for creating elegant, user-centered designs, and she has previously worked for Google as a Senior Software Engineer before founding Chaos Cookie! She was also a volunteer for UEFA during Euro 2012, which Lyle was particularly interested in! She has been mentored by the one and only Jacki Vause since heading out on her own with Chaos Cookie! In an incredibly insightful episode, Beatka discusses her career so far, including what it was like to take the leap of faith that was setting up her own company and leaving Google. She discusses how she is someone who always has a plan for any situation, stating that she has a Plan A - Chaos Cookie - right down to a plan Y and Z already established in her mind! Beatka opens up on how she came to create Squarelets, stating that it was an idea she had at University that started to take shape as a prototype during a stint in hospital. Squarelets has been an absolute revelation in the industry, being named a Game Changer by Games London last year, winner at Patch Of Approval also last year, being named an official selection at the London Games Festival earlier this year! Jacki and Beatka discuss the importance of having a PR frame of mind when embarking on founding a startup, and Lyle is inspired by Beatka's analogy of constantly testing yourself on higher springboards, in the knowledge that there isn't really such a thing as failure if your committed to following your passion.For more information on the incredible work Beatka has been doing at Chaos Cookie, head to: https://www.chaoscookie.games/And for Squarelets specifically, head to: https://www.chaoscookie.games/squareletsArtwork by DimosoMusic by Lyle FultonGet in touch via lyle@dimoso.com or info@dimoso.comMore information at www.dimoso.com and www.therestispr.comFollow us on Twitter - @TheRestIsPR Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Standard's Vicky Jessop discusses all the expected highlights from London Games Festival 2024 - including the Bafta Games Awards. The first ever US Black astronaut candidate, Ed Dwight, will finally go to space at 90 years old.There's a solar eclipse happening next week and forecasters say it will be partially visible from parts of the UK.Also in this episode:Study suggests prostate cancer cases are set to double worldwide between 2020 & 2040Quest to power homes with solar panels in space passes major milestoneSamsung: Tech giant sees profits jump by more than 900%Brace yourselves, Disney+ will crack down on password sharing from JuneFollow us on X or on Threads. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Phil and Lloyd attended the W.A.S.D. Games Expo from 7-9 April, as part of the London Games Festival. Joined as ever by Dale, who sadly couldn't attend, they discuss their experiences of the event, the double edged sword of video game subscription services, and the recent goings-on at Activision Blizzard.Check out all of our W.A.S.D-themed content on YouTube here.0:00 Intro1:35 What We've Been Playing10:25 W.A.S.D Expo41:20 Game Subscription Services1:04:09 Activision Blizzard1:13:00 Dale's Kingdom Hearts 4 confusion1:18:27 OutroUnCapt Gaming is Dale Hooper, Lloyd Frangos and Phil Dickens. We bring you the latest news, reviews and unprofessional opinions about gaming via our weekly podcast, YouTube channel and website.You can check the team out on their own individual channels:Dale's YouTube | Lloyd's YouTube | Phil's YouTubeJoin our Discord communityJoin us on FacebookFollow us on TwitterFollow us on Instagram

Lloyd, Phil and Dale talk through everything that's happened in the last week of video games, including the merging of PlayStation's PS Plus and PS Now subscription services into a rebranded PS Plus, the IGDA mishandling sexual harassment allegations, and the biggest game franchises in UK video game history.Next week from 7-9 April Lloyd and Phil will be at the WASD expo as part of the London Games Festival, so there won't be a podcast episode for that week. If you want to come along and say hi, you can also get 20% off tickets whilst stocks last by using the code UnCapt22 at checkout here.00:00 Squeaky mic arm00:28 Intro01:48 What we've been playing14:35 New PlayStation Plus service36:30 IGDA mishandling of sexual harassment complaints45:30 The top game franchises in UK history55:20 OutroUnCapt Gaming is Dale Hooper, Lloyd Frangos and Phil Dickens. We bring you the latest news, reviews and unprofessional opinions about gaming via our weekly podcast, YouTube channel and website.You can check the team out on their own individual channels:Dale's YouTube | Lloyd's YouTube | Phil's YouTubeJoin our Discord communityJoin us on FacebookFollow us on TwitterFollow us on Instagram

Phil, Dale and Lloyd talk through everything that's happened in the last week of video games, from the tease of a new Witcher game to Ninja's unbelievably bad (but also pricey) streaming masterclass, with game dev working conditions and 26 years of Resident Evil in between!Next month from 7-9 April Lloyd and Phil will be at the WASD expo as part of the London Games Festival. For your chance to win two free tickets to the event, check out this video.You can also get 20% off any tickets by using the code UnCapt22 at checkout here.00:00 No cold open?00:25 Intro01:00 W.A.S.D and London Games Festival03:45 What we've been playing13:10 New Witcher teaser18:45 Ubisoft cloud gaming24:05 Apex Legends leaks32:40 Game dev working conditions53:15 Sony buying Haven studios1:07:55 Resident Evil turns 26 years old1:16:52 Ninja's streaming Masterclass is terrible1:30:50 Final thoughts and outroUnCapt Gaming is Dale Hooper, Lloyd Frangos and Phil Dickens. We bring you the latest news, reviews and unprofessional opinions about gaming via our weekly podcast, YouTube channel and website.You can check the team out on their own individual channels:Dale's YouTube | Lloyd's YouTube | Phil's YouTubeJoin our Discord communityJoin us on FacebookFollow us on TwitterFollow us on Instagram

After a two week hiatus, Dale, Lloyd and Phil return to the podcast to talk about their experiences with Horizon Forbidden West, Elden Ring and the Steam Next Fest.Next month from 7-9 April Lloyd and Phil will be at the WASD expo as part of the London Games Festival. We have two three-day passes to give away, which we'll have a video on early in the week - so look out for that.You can also get 20% off any tickets by using the code UnCapt22 at checkout here.UnCapt Gaming is Dale Hooper, Lloyd Frangos and Phil Dickens. We bring you the latest news, reviews and unprofessional opinions about gaming via our weekly podcast, YouTube channel and website.You can check the team out on their own individual channels:Dale's YouTube | Lloyd's YouTube | Phil's YouTubeJoin our Discord communityJoin us on FacebookFollow us on TwitterFollow us on Instagram

We back! In this episode, the magical trio of Kirby, Red and Yoshi are joined by a special guest - Princess! We discuss our thoughts on the 2019 London Games Festival including Power Up! and Let's Play! As well as The Summit, other talks and that moment where we encountered VR! Starring: @Blackamura, @KillScreenKenny, @TroyTheDirector Featuring: Cameron Special Thanks: SketchyLogic - "Boss Theme"

Federico considers buying an Xbox One X, Myke is super excited about some cardboard, and Shahid interviews Michael French about _The London Games Festival_.

In this week's Double Tap, Alice is joined by Garrett Drake from the It's Obvious Gaming Podcast to talk about the much anticipated Dark Souls III. But does the difficulty live up to the brutal standard fans expect from games in the Souls series? And Alice's trip to EGX Rezzed part of the London Games Festival where she got to get a look at games in development and coming to the market soon. It's Obvious Gaming: https://audioboom.com/channel/itsobviousgaming

In this week's Double Tap, producer Jamie Wareham gives Alice Taplin the lowdown about what went on at the London Games Festival and the Gaming BAFTAs. Plus, Alice chats to Jason Graves, the man behind the music on games such as Far Cry Primal, Tomb Raider and Until Dawn. You can find out more about the London Games Festival at http://games.london/

Psst, don't tell anyone, but this week's show is a gossip special. Unfortunately we don't quite know what this actually means, so we're not actually sure if any real gossip gets spoken during the show. If there is it's almost certainly scurrilous and without foundation, which is our favourite type of gossip (it usually involves conkers). Our Super-Special Guest was Dan Simpson, who is a videogame poet (which sounds like a great idea for a feature - hint hint Craig The Rage). We asked Dan how he got into poetry, what proportion of indie developers like poetry immediately and also if there is anything that Kieron Gillen isn't prepared to introduce. Dan also created a crowd sourced poem for the National Museum of Scotland which sounds like something we'd do, if you replaced 'poem' with 'karaoke song' and 'National Museum of Scotland' with 'pub'. We also found out what Belgium was like, turned down the London Games Festival, Ann went around the studio and Simon's wife isn't going cheese tasting. Sega Badawi provided us with some local news and we told you where you can get the last ever tickets to our GDC Marioke party. You should bid on them. Especially if you're going to GDC. Don't be the ones to miss out! Cheerio!Team OLL x Links:https://twitter.com/dansimpsonpoethttp://burningeye.bigcartel.com/product/applied-mathematics-by-dan-simpsonhttp://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/The-last-two-tickets-to-Marioke-GDC-San-Francisco-17-March-2016-/322012369450?hash=item4af96ed22a:g:8KwAAOSwWTRWxgPM Track list:1. HavocCc - Nanoloop Live Improvisationhttp://chipmusic.org/havoccc/music/nanoloop-live-improvisation2. Robert Wells - Medieval Polyphony 3. Ixen - Relaxing Desert Nighthttp://chipmusic.org/ixen/music/ixen---a-relaxing-desert-night

DS London is turning 10 so Lee and Harrison have a long chat about the history of DS London.enjoyed this podcast, **Show Notes**DS London Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/groups/dslondonOriginal Meetup.com website http://www.meetup.com/dslondonDS London 191 - https://www.facebook.com/events/207529996252471/Bordersdown - https://www.www.bordersdown.netWorld Record attempt - http://kotaku.com/5068297/ds-world-record-attempt-in-london-tomorrowLondon Games Festival - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/London_Games_FestivalYorkshire Grey - http://www.beerintheevening.com/pubs/s/91/916/Yorkshire_Grey/FitzroviaLoading SoHo -http://loadingonline.co.uk/a-loading-soho-tale/Streetpass UK -http://www.streetpassuk.co.ukDS London Mettup Forum - http://www.meetup.com/dslondon/messages/boards/DS in Paris - http://dsinparis.frDS London Documentuary http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c9TiGbuzETgDS London Charity Quiz - http://tinyurl.com/dslondon10DS London instagram - thisisdslondonWe hope you enjoyed this self indulgent look back on DS London, we'll be back with Nintendo news in 2 weeks with Nathan and the rest of the gang.Thanks for listing as always any comment or feedback can go todslondonpodcast@gmail.comwww.facebook.com/groups/dslondon orwww.twitter.com/dslondonPlease rate and review the show on iTunes and we'll give you a cheeky shout out

GamesTM hits 100 issues, Gamescom has record number of visitors, Demon launches game centric internet connection service, Sky Player a hit according to Microsoft, Rare urges core gamers to try Kinect before judging it worthless, Ginx coming to TV screens in November, Defence Minister lays into Medal of Honor and the world tells him to shut up, the collapse of Real Time Worlds laid against senior management and the London Games Festival will run for 1 month this year as opposed to 1 week.

Fable III confirmed for PC, Hideo Kojima heads to UK for Peace Walker signing, Elite IV still in development, PEGI gets iPhone app, Mubi films heads to PS3, Germany decides not to ban violent video games, rubgy player gets jial time for selling pirated DS games, Ivor Novello award goes to Killzone 2, ELSPA appoints new director for London Games Festival, Phil Harrison founds new start up,Ed Vaisey becomes Minister of Culture, ASDA prevented from selling Red Dead Redemption and tax break for UK developers may be on hold.

Dave Green is the Communications Director of the London Games Fringe.  We chat to him about the Fringe, DLC, DRM, aliens in games and what his videogame super power would be.With The Dave Green, SouldaddyMusic:'I Hate California (Suicide Music Limited Remix)', Suicide Music Ltd.56 min. talk  / 5 min. music / 37.9 MBLondon Games FringeAmiga PowerRingworldI was going to put a link to the London Games Festival, but my browser game me a virus warning.  It may be a false positive, but beware. Email us

Celebrity is a curse: just ask Keeley Hazell, the Page 3 stunnah hired to front (lol) EA's Simpsons game at the London Games Festival. Work's exhausting when you have to keep your top on, which is why One Life Left operates a clothing-optional policy inside the studio; after all, there's precious little chance to catch your breath when you're Europe's only videogame radio show. The One Life Left private jet (the tube) taxis in to the most glamorous part of the capital (London Bridge station) and the team saunter (stumble) into Resonance FM's state-of-the-art studio.  They're fresh (?!) from performing One Live Left at Nottingham Gamecity, ready (!!) to deliver a third show in just over a week. Let's see how Ann's news (!!!?!?!?!) stands up to the strain, shall we? Also: letters, reviews (singular), music, the Top Five (now with its own theme), informal Page 3 gossip, and Odds On OD on the brink. Plus the last ever Craig 'The Rage' McClellan -- at least for now. Oh, and bonus instructions for all our regular Google Image Searchers on how to find a new picture of Ann on the internet. You'll have to listen for that.If you were lucky enough to hear this episode live when it was originally broadcast you'll have heard Experience Points and Ann Fiction in the left channel only which, as Simon pointed out at the time, is a bit like having the girls lean in and whisper in your ear. It's fixed now but you might notice some glitching, which is a lot like having me fumble around with dodgy audio connections near your ear. Sorry.Also a bonus Free Market Economy which was missing from the Resonance transmission because of British broadcasting regulations concerning taste and decency*.If you enjoy One Life Left please tell your friends, your family, your favourite forums. Join our facebook: we're raising a private army and it's going pretty well. But most of all email us to let us know. We thrive on attention, because that's how celebrity works. Just ask Keeley Hazell.*Because of a bad CD burn. Sorry Derek!