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This week Neil and Jay chat about the melancholic cave exploration of Scanner Sombre, the terrifying Scanner Sombre homage LIDAR.EXE, and round out the show chatting about recent Gamescom announcements! Safe Room is a Bloody Disgusting weekly horror video game podcast with new episodes every Monday oniTunes/Apple, Sticher, Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Linktree for additional streaming services. Feel free to follow the show and hosts on Twitter:Safe Room | Neil | Jay Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to Dev Game Club, where this week we continue our series on 1989's Bullfrog Productions hit and originator of the God Game genre, Populous. We talk about using the mouse in 1989 and dive into particular strategies and the surprising depth of the game, before turning to feedback. Dev Game Club looks at classic video games and plays through them over several episodes, providing commentary. Sections played: Another... 5? Levels Issues covered: the tutorial just going on, restarting a conquest, having a false sense of security in the tutorial, generating more manna early in the tutorials, games being more keyboard-only at the time, evolving use of home computers for games, adventure games/text adventures and interfaces, figuring out the input interface, hard-to-use mouse input, the Taurus/Torus mix-up that gave us Bullfrog Productions, the PC platform space in 1989, RTS improvements to help navigate, keyboard controls, figuring things out on the second or third game, unanticipated phases to the game, avoiding arcadey controls by indirection, slow manna generation, the costs of raising land, the dangers of flooding, leaving a lone knight errant to decimate the enemy, the enemy flooding himself, unanticipated stories, flooding yourself to kill the enemy, the ways the AI cheats, rubberbanding of a sort, using swamps and earthquakes to disrupt the enemy, papal magnet management, the impact of the map, how to analyze a map for an RTS, developing a simple unit-based AI, the Game of Life/cellular automata approach to AI, focusing on knights, using the gather behavior to make tougher nights, how much space castles take up and the borders around them, the macro around score and how far to advance in the 500 levels of Populous, how would one speedrun Populous, modern descendants of the game, loving having Molyneux in the industry, "to think, it all started with baked beans," machine speed in DosBox, not adjusting for time in old video games, what is an honorific, honorifics and first-person identification in Japanese, observing sexism as potentially embedded in the writing alphabet, gendered particles/radicals and similarities to Romance languages. Games, people, and influences mentioned or discussed: Prince of Persia, Civilization, Ultima (series), Doom (series), Quake, King's Quest, Space Quest, LucasArts, Dark Forces, Ultima Underworld, Duke 3D, Amiga, Peter Molyneux, World of Warcraft, 22 Cans, EA, Microsoft, Fusion, SNES, SimAnt, Game Developer, Warcraft, Dune, Command & Conquer, Game of Life, John Conway, Darwinia, WarGames, Introversion Software, DEFCON, Uplink, Prison Architect, Scanner Sombre, Godus, Curiosity: What's Inside the Cube, Dungeon Keeper, Fable (series), Mr. Beast, Chris Corry, Syndicate, Johnny Pockets, Chrono Trigger, Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney, Harry Potter, George Orwell, allthosewhowander.org, Kirk Hamilton, Aaron Evers. Next time: More Populous Link: That Italian translation article I mention Note: It is in fact possible to navigate the view window with the number pad. But the number pad does in fact control the viewport scrolling. The problem is, the number pad and the mouse are typically both controlled with the right hand. Twitch: brettdouville, instagram:timlongojr, Twitter: @timlongojr and @devgameclub DevGameClub@gmail.com

Welcome to Episode 129, our 2019 Christmas Special Skazz has still been fighting the internet and making our favorite dictator Kim in The Sims 4. Turns out he doesn’t like Donald Trump, and has some surprising stories in his Sim Life. TheSuffolkRam has been suffering a pretentious developer in Awkward Dimension Redux. A game that feels like the author watched some Unity tutorials, copied them and published them. We then move onto our Christmas Activities: First starting with ‘letters’ from our ‘listeners/viewers’, plus we look at our Steam libraries and how much of our lives we need to dedicate to finishing them. Finally, we move onto our Game of the Year, We Look through our games list from the previous year and pick out a few Honorable mentions (Skazz has a weird definition of ‘honorable mention’). We discuss our shortlist and make our final choices. Notes: Make your own dictator in The Sims 4 The best of teen pretentious in Awkward Dimension Redux Find out how much of your life you would need to dedicate to complete your steam library at HowLongToBeatSteam.com Skazz GOTY’s Astral Chain, with Daemon Ex Machina and Samurai Shodown a close runner ups TheSuffolkRam’s shortlist includes: 7 Days to Die, Scanner Sombre, Everything, Far Cry New Dawn, Return of the Obra Dinn, We Happy Few. His final choice of Subnautica Thanks for Listening, Come watch our next Livestream on the 4th January 2020 at 21:30 GMT on our YouTube channel  and Twitch Cheers TheSuffolkRam and Skazz

Bunt ist die Spielewelt und granatenstark. Das stellen Wibke, Sonja und Florian auch in dieser Folge wieder fest. Sonja versucht sich beispielsweise als Restaurantautomatisiererin in Automachef und tastet sich durch Scanner Sombre, während Wibke ihrem Ärger über die Sims-Franchise Luft macht und gleichzeitig deren zweiten Teil in den Himmel lobt. Florian hingegen widmet sich dem Spiel des Jahres (don't @ us) Disco Elysium und der wichtigen Frage: How much art can you take? Die Leckerlevels sind ausnahmsweise auch mal Schauplatz von halbwegs heftigen Diskussionen. Kann Pfeffi Sünde sein? Ist ein Grilled-Cheese-Sandwich aus dem Sandwichmaker noch indie? Und was ist mit dem Mozartkugellikör passiert? Im Cast besprochene Spiele: Scanner Sombre, Knights & Bikes, Automachef, Hellion: The Legend Of Jeff, Reventure, Die Sims, Burrow Bounce, Tenderfoot Tactics, Disco Elysium

Welcome to Episode 109, where we are all ill and may not survive to the end. We start off with Skazz discussing a couple of games, first off: a warriors style game but with ninja girls in Senran Kagura Shinovi Versus. next, he has been getting bored with spaceship/planet exploring game No Mans Sky. Ram still has been trying to survive Zombie attacks in 7 Days to Die and also exploring caves with Scanner Sombre Middlemester has been trying to leave the Moscow underground in Metro: Last Light, stealing guitars and rescuing children. We don’t talk much TV, but do end up somehow talking about Star Wars and our very differing views of the Star Wars movie Notes: Fight for your chosen ninja school in Senran Kagura Shinovi Versus Do you enjoy wasting time and needless inventory management? then No Man’s Sky is the game for you! Light up cave with a Tesco price gun in Scanner Sombre Find out if the rest of Russia is safe in Metro: Exodus, plus check out TheSuffolkRam’s lets play of Metro: Last Light Thanks for Listening, Come join us on our next podcast livestream but following us on our YouTube channel or our Twitch Channel Cheers TheSuffolkRam, Skazz and Middlemeister

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Special guest Mike Odum of Root 76 drops by to talk about a litany of topics with Dylan, Sam, and Will. We discuss the Arcane Kids’ breadth of work, Summer Games Done Quick and the world of speedrunning, the SNES Classic announcement and the state of emulation, designing a PS Vita 2, and the mystery surrounding the new Braindeer Games Twitter account. But a big topic for this week revolves around the postmortems about the lackluster releases of Tumbleseed and Scanner Sombre, spurring the op-eds “Your Indie Game Will Flop and You Will Lose Money” by Cliff Harris and “Lol we’re all poor” by Robert Yang. Games include Life is Strange, Fire Emblem Heroes, Puyo Puyo Tetris, Super Bomberman R, Jackbox Party Pack 3, PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds, and Akinator the Genie. Got a question for the show? Join us on Discord or email us at contact@ward-games.com!

This week the Gaming Marathon crew open the show with some Game shaming including impressions on Scanner Sombre, Devil Daggers, Prey and Dennis the Cynic's victorious Stryder adventure. Up next, it's this week's Rapid Fire News including Mario Kart 8 Deluxe had the best launch in the series, apparently the door is not closed on the Fable series, the first expansion for Breath of the Wild will include Majora's Mask armor and horde mode, THQ Nordic announces Darksiders III, Halo Pokemon Donkey Kong and Street Fighter II have been inducted into the World Video Game Hall of Fame, Overwatch is Blizzard's fastest-growing franchise, Outlast II patch addresses difficulty balance, Resident Evil Code Veronica is coming to PS4, a gamer randomly found a StarCraft source code and was not certain what to do with it and this week's video game releases are discussed. Finally, Aaron wraps up the show with a review of Giant Sparrow's What Remains of Edith Finch on PlayStation 4.

Support Julian, the podcast animator: http://www.patreon.com/cooptionalanimation Discuss the podcast on our official subreddit: http://reddit.com/r/cynicalbritofficial TotalBiscuit, Dodger and Jesse sit down with SuperBunnyHop on this episode of the Co-Optional Podcast! Enjoy! Original air date: May 2nd, 2017 Welcome to the Co-optional Podcast 00:00:00 Now discussing: Polite stalking 00:09:46 Now discussing: Nier: Automata 00:16:36 Now discussing: Baggage Claims? 00:23:50 Now discussing: Nier: Automata 00:27:12 Now discussing: Little Nightmares 00:29:05 Now discussing: Little Nightmares 00:32:58 Now discussing: Little Nightmares 00:32:59 Now discussing: Bendy and the Ink Machine 00:35:43 Now discussing: Horror in general 00:41:17 Now discussing: The Sexy Brutale 00:45:29 Welcome back to the Co-optional Podcast 00:57:33 Now discussing: Pinstripe 00:58:33 Now discussing: Scanner Sombre 01:06:14 Now discussing: Japanese qamblinq 01:15:17 Now discussing: lapanese qamblinq and arcades 01:15:43 Now discussing: Guardians of the Galaxy 01:26:48 Now discussing: Vita 01:32:59 Now discussing: Orcs must Die Unchained 01:39:54 Now discussing: Niddhogg 2 01:44:02 Now discussing: Niddhogg 2 01:51:50 Now discussing: Niddhogg 2 01:51:51 Now discussing: News 01:51:57 Now discussing: Darksiders 3 reveal 01:52:15 Now discussing: Breath of the Wild~DL.C 01:57:55 Now discussing: Arkane Studios 02:02:54 Now discussing: Code Vein 02:08:07 Now discussing: EvE Anime War 02:11:27 Now discussing: 2DS XL. 02:12:03 Now discussing: Releases 02:16:32 Now discussing: Momocon 02:38:11 --------- SuperBunnyHop https://www.youtube.com/user/bunnyhopshow https://twitter.com/superbunnyhop Dodger https://twitter.com/dexbonus https://www.youtube.com/user/presshearttocontinue Jesse Cox https://twitter.com/JesseCox https://www.youtube.com/user/OMFGCata --------- Thanks for watching The Co-Optional Podcast! Follow TotalBiscuit on Twitter: http://twitter.com/totalbiscuit Follow CynicalBrit on Twitter for video updates: http://twitter.com/cynicalbrit Follow our Facebook page for announcements: http://facebook.com/cynicalbrit

This week the Gaming Marathon crew open the show with impressions on the odd little demo for Prey followed by a discussion of cheesy video games that are considered to be bad that we secretly enjoy. Up next, it's this week's Rapid Fire News including the surprise release of Introversion's Scanner Sombre, Resident Evil 7's free DLC has been delayed, Night Trap: 25th Anniversary Edition has been announced, Vivendi plans to make its big Ubisoft play this year, the creator of the Titanium Stressor DDoS program has been sentenced to two years jail time, Activision has revealed a new trailer and release date for Call of Duty: WWII, the May 2017 PS Plus titles have been released, the developers of What Remains of Edith Finch assembled a legendary list of game testers for their newest indie title, Nintendo has announced the New Nintendo 2DS XL handheld, Bethesda hints at two new reveals for E3 2017 and this week's video game releases are discussed. Finally, Asad wraps up the show with a review of the super disturbing and somewhat ghoulish Outlast II on PC.

This week we've got everybody back in the same room! The result is too many games to talk about, including Little Nightmares, Playerunknown Battlegrounds, Bayonetta PC, The Walking Dead Season 3, Man O' War: Corsair, Scanner Sombre, Prey, and a bunch more.  This week's music: Kerli - Blossom

Tom Senior, Phil Savage and podcast favourite ‘The Meeting Next Door’ return to talk about walking – in houses, in caves, and even in Europe during a war. Also: would Jeremy Corbyn main Chun-Li, and what does Theresa May’s Crusader Kings 2 save look like? All that, and Dragon Age 2 is mentioned yet again. Discussed: What Remains of Edith Finch, Scanner Sombre, Call of Duty: WW2 This week: Tom Senior (https://twitter.com/PCGLudo) , Phil Savage (https://twitter.com/octaeder) The PC Gamer UK Podcast is a weekly podcast about PC gaming. Thoughts? Feedback? Requests? Tweet us @PCGamerPod (http://twitter.com/PCGamerPod) . This week’s music is from Darwinia. http://dl.pcgamer.com/podcasts/PCGUKpodcast/pcgukpodcast_042.mp3

Take a left at the road of disappointment, past the TV actor with the inconsistent frame rate. Hang a right onto the bridge of disenchantment, stopping only to acknowledge the distant giant. Up the hill of chagrin you’ll see many a chef toiling through adversity. Pay them no heed, for you have reached your final destination: the Gazebo of Despair. Discussed: Quantum Break, Dark Souls III, Overcooked, Scanner Sombre, Wrong Wire, Frozen Synapse 2, Tokyo 42, Enter The Gungeon, Seinfeld: Isolation. This week: Samuel Roberts (https://twitter.com/samuelwroberts) , Tom Senior (https://twitter.com/pcgludo) , Phil Savage (https://twitter.com/octaeder) , Andy Kelly (https://twitter.com/ultrabrilliant) . The PC Gamer UK Podcast is a weekly podcast about PC gaming. Thoughts? Feedback? Requests? Get in touch at pcgamer@futurenet.com and use the subject line “Podcast”, or tweet us via the links above. http://dl.pcgamer.com/podcasts/PCGUKpodcast/pcgukpodcast_005.mp3