Podcasts about Simogo

Get ready to get cryptic with a look into the works of narrative designer Jonas Tarestad! He's collaborated with award-winning Swedish game studio Simogo on games including Year Walk, Device 6, and last year's Lorelei and the Laser Eyes. We discuss engaging players outside of the game, the thin line between the player and the character, and pizza on a farm. Music from Luke Carlin!LINKS:☁️ Jonas's Bluesky: http://jonastarestad.bsky.social

Simogo skulle kunna vara Svamprikets favoritspelutvecklare, inte hela riket, men tillräckligt många. I dagens GOTY-Podd går Linus, Niklas och Glenn snabbt igenom studions bibliotek för att landa i Lorelei and the Laser Eyes. Det blir låsta dörrar, pussel och Tjechovska pistoler. 

Buenas tardes por la tarde. Sí, hemos cambiado el orden en el título, por una cuestión de SEO, que aunque no nos importe demasiado, hay que intentar alguna cosilla. Por lo demás, hoy se vienen dos juegos de los que teníamos muchas ganas de hablar. Primero, El Escudero Valiente, la nueva revelación indie que nos ha tenido encandilados con sus clips en redes sociales. Y después, Lorelei & The Laser Eyes, el nuevo juego de Simogo, la gente de Sayonara Wild Hearts, con un giro copernicano en su segundo juego de gran calado. Esperemos que lo disfrutéis y, sobre todo, buen provecho.

I would recommend podcasters to rob banks instead because gambling is immoral. Welcome back to the podcast and to our very important series on games titled after women's names that begin with the letter L. Today, we're talking about Lorelei and the Laser Eyes a puzzle game from Simogo, developer of games like Year Walk and Sayonara Wild Hearts. Taking the form of an enormous escape room, where solving number puzzles and unlocking doors is the name of the game, you progress through an ever growing list of goals to uncover the “truth” as it is quantified in the menu. The game has a few consistent motifs that pop up to anchor you into the narratives main themes and provide clues to the puzzles, and combined with a story that has real concrete answers you can figure out yourself with the information provided, it really meshes a mechanical satisfaction with a narrative one. In the same vein, the difficulty of the puzzles really lands in a spot that will likely be satisfying for most people, if a bit easy for people who are diehard fans of the genre. Mostly more simple than you would think at first glance, recognizing patterns and identifying a pool of answers to choose from will serve you better than raw enigmatology in this case. The game isn't perfect, a bit too long, and if you're not a fan of puzzle games generally this likely won't change your mind, but it's a stylish package put together by a developer that really knows how to nail a tone. We're going to be talking about the interconnectivity of puzzles, the stylish execution of a visual style and we determine that person we often most agree with is ourselves. Thank you for joining us again this week! Not know what this game was going into it may have not been the best idea from a scheduling perspective, and maybe had something to do with us thinking it was bit overlong, but in the end it was still a good time. Do you think our devotion to Simogo's games is unhealthy? Do you just agree and enjoy their output? Let us know in the comments or over on our Discord! Next time, we're actually interrupting the GTAWNTBWTLL theme as we enter October and will be talking about Crow Country, so we hope you'll stay tuned for that.

Simogo gör spel som ingen annan spelstudio. Deras alster är alltid smarta, stilfulla och suveräna.Och Lorelei and the Laser Eyes är deras magnum opus.Gäst: Jakob Svärd

In episode 30 of No Small Games, Kate and Emily get to the bottom of what is going on in Lorelei and the Laser Eyes. You'll get the perspectives of both puzzle-positive (Emily) and puzzle-averse (Kate) players, as we dig into the core question: did Simogo make this game TOO hard? The hosts get philosophical at the end as they dig into the messages and themes of the game's story. But the biggest mystery of all remains unanswered: what the heck was the tampon for?? Timestamps 00:00:00 - Intro 00:11:25 - Weekly Boss Battles 00:21:30 - Lorelei and the Laser Eyes Discussion 01:45:30 - Game Ratings 01:52:15 - One Small Thing Keep in touch with us on social media: Kate's Twitter ✦ https://twitter.com/katerblossom Emily's Twitter ✦ https://twitter.com/aSpecificEgg No Small Games Twitter ✦ https://twitter.com/NoSmallGames  No Small Games Instagram ✦ https://www.instagram.com/nosmallgames  Want to learn more and weigh in on what games we should play in future episodes? Check us out and leave a game suggestion at nosmallgames.com

This week on The Free Cheese, thank you Player570. You have earned 100 points. We revisit a game we both left unfinished and follow up last year's addition of Year Walk to The List. This time, we're spinning our mobile devices in circles and listening closely to the sounds between the lines in Device 6.

Otra temporada que nos colamos. Empezamos con el ánimo de no meternos en Julio pero inevitablemente aquí hemos llegado. Por otro lado, nuestra cabezas cuadradas nos impiden hacer menos de 20 programas por temporada, por que si no los videojuegos desaparecen de la faz de la tierra. El ambiente distendido del verano nos hace olvidarnos del picadito de noticias y charlamos durante un buen rato sobre varios temas videojueguiles que no simularé que recuerdo ahora mismo. De ahí nos vamos a los análisis y Rodor se pone en modo yayo para intentar explicarnos de qué va eso del Zenless Zone Zero, lo nuevo del Hoyoverse, con tantos estímulos por segundo que unas mentes seniles como las nuestras no llegan procesar. Lo que sí procesan mejor son los puzzles sesudos - pero tranquilos -  de Lorelei and The Laser Eyes, que nos trae JK. La nueva apuesta de Simogo que nos hará recorrer una masión llena de puzzles y una trama por descubrir. Travol por su lado rescata del olvido Inmortals of Aveum, un shooter mágico en primera persona que tuvo una tibia acogida por el público pero que tiene sus puntos fuertes. Sin más nos despedimos hasta la temporada que viene. Quizás por Octubre. Y como siempre os damos las gracias por que seguimos aquí seis años después de que comenzáramos con poca confianza, pero muchas ganas. Descansad, jugad y pasadlo bien!! Jk_eye, Travol y RodoR Melodía del programa: 'Los Gremlins en Kioto' de Icarus Crash. Versión chiptune por Gryzor87.

durée : 00:04:11 - La faute aux jeux vidéo - par : Olivier Bénis - Fascinant objet jouable non identifié, le nouveau jeu du studio suédois Simogo offre un labyrinthe dans lequel il est tout à fait délicieux de se perdre, pour peu que vous n'ayez pas peur de faire surchauffer vos neurones.

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Summer Games Fest approaches and some serious rumors are starting to circulate. We set aside some time at the top of the show this week to address some whispers regarding the next round of Resident Evil remakes, an impending Astro Bot announcement, and more! Krispy does an excellent job of selling us on the latest game from Simogo called Lorelei and the Laser Eyes and a conversation about Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2 leads to a deeper debate about what dictates success in this industry. Housekeeping (1:40) Rumors - The latest on the next Resident Evil projects (9:25) Rumors - Playstation preparing to announce the next Astro Bot (22:05) Impressions - Lorelei and the Laser Eyes (38:40) Impressions - Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2 (1:07:30) 4Player Minute (1:51:20)

This week is full of cool indies. We talk about Simogo's latest hotness, Lorelei and the Laser Eyes, survival horror[...]

Here's a short list of indie games released in May: Crow Country, Animal Well, Arctic Eggs, 1000xResist, Skald, Hades 2, Indika, and the list goes on. We've already discussed some of those games. We'll discuss more in the future. Today, the game we've fished from the Great Indie Game Flood of 2024 is Lorelei and the Laser Eyes, the latest puzzling adventure from Simogo. Bring your notepad! It's time to crack the case! Get the full list of games (and other stuff) discussed at www.besties.fan. Want more episodes? Join us at patreon.com/thebesties for three bonus episodes each month! Use code BESTIES at the link below to get an exclusive 60% off an annual Incogni plan: https://incogni.com/besties

Welcome to the PlayStation Daily Podcast! Today, I review Simogo's latest game, Lorelei & The Laser Eyes, an open-world puzzle mystery and the first game since Sayonara Wild Hearts for the studio. AND IT IS AWESOME. JOIN THE DISCORD: https://discord.gg/gFwysewF You can follow me on Threads and Instagram at psdailypod: https://www.threads.net/@psdailypod. And on Facebook: https://facebook.com/psdailypod. Or email me your feedback and topic ideas at playstationdailypod@gmail.com and I'll respond to it on the show! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/playstation-daily/message

[Annonce importante] La billetterie pour le festival Silence on Joue du 25 mai à la Cité des Sciences est ouverte ! Si vous ne voulez assister qu'au programme de la journée, il suffit d'une entrée classique pour la Cité des Sciences (13€ en tarif plein).Si vous voulez assister à la journée ET la soirée, vous pouvez réserver votre place par ici (20€). : https://www.eventbrite.fr/e/silence-on-joue-tickets-890346298747Plus d'informations sur la programmation par ici : Le podcast «Silence on joue» investit la Cité des sciences et de l'Industrie le 25 mai prochainCette semaine, on commence par l'histoire étrange d'une femme qui a rendez-vous dans un hôtel des plus étranges et qui va faire connaissance avec une armée de cadenas à code. C'est magnifique, malin et retors, et c'est signé Simogo, le studio suédois derrière le très marquant Sayonara Wild Hearts. On continue avec la perle de ce mois de mai, l'époustouflant Animal Well qui fait découvrir son univers petit à petit et c'est de plus en plus fascinant. On termine avec le «fan game» du moment, le jeu de course inspiré de l'univers de Sonic, Dr Robotnik Ring Racers.Jérémie Kletzkine, pour sa chronique jeux de société, nous parle de Gold'n Crash.Chapitres :0:00 Intro6:10 Les news28:41 Le com des coms34:32 Lorelei and the Laser Eyes1:12:29 La chronique jeux de société1:17:14 Animal Well1:43:27 La minute culturelle1:47:37 Ring Racers1:59:25 Et quand vous ne jouez pas, vous faites quoi ?Retrouvez toutes les chroniques de jérémie dans le podcast dédié Silence on Joue ! La chronique jeux de société (Lien RSS).Pour commenter cette émission, donner votre avis ou simplement discuter avec notre communauté, connectez-vous au serveur Discord de Silence on joue!Retrouvez Silence on Joue sur Twitch : https://www.twitch.tv/silenceonjoueSoutenez Silence on joue en vous abonnant à Libération avec notre offre spéciale à 6€ par mois : https://offre.liberation.fr/soj/Silence on joue ! c'est l'émission hebdo de jeux vidéo de Libération. Avec Erwan Cario et ses chroniqueurs Patrick Hellio et Corentin Benoit-Gonin.CRÉDITSSilence on joue ! est un podcast de Libération animé par Erwan Cario. Cet épisode a été enregistré le 16 mai sur Discord. Réalisation : Erwan Cario. Générique : Marc Quatrociocchi. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

This week on The Free Cheese, Cryptid Kombat - Coming this Fall. After sharing some local horror icons, we wander through the woods to find ourselves in Simogo's Year Walk. Released on multiple platforms since 2013, we discuss the game and how it takes advantage of the unique properties of each platform it called home. We talk about its lasting impact and of course, rank it on The List.

ACOFAE Podcast Presents: SPECIAL EPISODE 009: Our established friend, Sam, and Sayonara Wild Hearts. ACOFAE welcomes to the podcast a special guest and our known and well-established friend, Sam! Editor Sam works behind-the-scenes each week to make sure the podcast is the best that it can be, but this week he is center-stage and ready to talk about something near and dear to his heart: Sayonara Wild Hearts. Described as a "pop album video game," Sam takes us through a journey that is as beautiful visually as it is emotionally, and as challenging mentally as it is physically (must tap button fast!). Sam edits music into our conversations to really show how impactful something can be and how a stunning message about self empowerment and the journey through grief can be found in the most unexpected places. Oh, and Queen Latifah is in the game too. We did say it's unexpected! Sam's Links: * Sayonara Wild Hearts Wiki (https://sayonara-wild-hearts.fandom.com/wiki/Home_Page) * Astrotalk: Tarot cards (https://astrotalk.com/tarot) * AIPT: "The intrinsically loving journey of ‘Sayonara Wild Hearts'" (https://aiptcomics.com/2020/04/07/the-intrinsically-loving-journey-of-sayonara-wild-hearts/). A beautiful summary. * Simogo's pre-release blog post (https://simogo.com/2018/12/07/sayonara-wild-hearts/) * US Gamer, via Internet Archive: "How Queen Latifah Became a Last-Minute Addition to Sayonara Wild Hearts" (https://web.archive.org/web/20200101013305/https://www.usgamer.net/articles/how-queen-latifah-became-a-last-minute-addition-to-sayonara-wild-hearts) * Kotaku: "Sayonara Wild Hearts' OST Is Basically Chvrches From A Parallel Vniverse" (https://kotaku.com/sayonara-wild-hearts-ost-is-basically-chvrches-from-a-1845456933) * NPR: "The Sweet Escape Of 'Sayonara Wild Hearts,' Where Pop Music Is Recovery" (https://www.npr.org/2020/09/14/908365152/sayonara-wild-hearts-pop-music-lockdown-depression-recovery) Laura's Links: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SayonaraWildHearts https://www.gq-magazine.co.uk/culture/article/sayonara-wild-hearts-review https://www.polygon.com/2019/9/23/20880283/sayonara-wild-hearts-review-music https://www.cbr.com/sayonara-wild-hearts-heartbreak-annapurna/ https://www.selfawaresoup.com/notes/2020/06/30/wild-hearts-trans-reading/ https://www.syfy.com/syfy-wire/sayonara-wild-hearts-is-a-coming-out-story-within-a-female-focused-pop-music-game https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/how-sayonara-wild-hearts-music-amplifies-its-queer-feminine-identity TW / CW: to playing the game: light sensitivities, including epileptic triggers, mental health, depression and grief For additional TW/CW information for your future reads, head to this site for more: https://triggerwarningdatabase.com/ Spoilers: Sayonara Wild Hearts Mentions: characters from the SJM universe, Sailor Moon, Sonic the Hedgehog, Mario *Thank you for listening to us! Please subscribe and leave a 5 star review and follow us on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/acofaepodcast/) at @ACOFAEpodcast and on our TikToks! TikTok: ACOFAELaura : Laura Marie (https://www.tiktok.com/@acofaelaura?) ( https://www.tiktok.com/@acofaelaura) ACOFAEJessica : Jessica Marie (https://www.tiktok.com/@acofaejessica?) (https://www.tiktok.com/@acofaejessica) Instagram: @ACOFAEpodcast (https://www.instagram.com/acofaepodcast/) https://www.instagram.com/acofaepodcast/ @ACOFAELaura (https://www.instagram.com/acofaelaura/) https://www.instagram.com/acofaelaura/

How's. it going kids! Well, Paul and John are back from being sick and are ready to get back to their usual selves..... well sort of.. with the review of the Text-based adventure DEViCE6 by Simogo. Listen in and join us as we talk about this great and unique reading adventure.

"You should not go outside without a hat on a cold day like this" In which we explore Simogo's 2013 metatextual point and click adventure, Year Walk. Burying themselves in Scandi folklore, Leon, Brian, Ryan and Thomas set out into the dark woods, cold and hungry, in a bid to know their futures. Listen in if you wish to find out just what they saw in the creaky, bitter night. http://media.blubrry.com/caneandrinse/caneandrinse.com/podcast/cane_and_rinse_issue_552.mp3   Music featured in this issue:1. Year Walk by Daniel Olsén/Jonathan Eng2. Locksång På Orgel by Daniel Olsén/Jonathan EngEdit by Jay Taylor You can support Cane and Rinse and in return receive an often extended version of the podcast four weeks early, along with exclusive podcasts, if you subscribe to our Patreon for the minimum of $2 per month (+VAT). Do you have an opinion about a game we're covering that you'd like read on the podcast? Then venture over to our forum and check out the list of upcoming games we're covering. Whilst there you can join in the conversations with our friendly community in discussing all things relating to videogames, along with lots of other stuff too. Sound good? Then come and say hello at The Cane and Rinse forum

Support Topic Lords on Patreon and get episodes a week early! (https://www.patreon.com/topiclords) Lords: * Danielle * https://www.twitch.tv/damaplaysgames * https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2Fq8V-L5rfNvGa-DAQBPsg * Alexander * https://twitter.com/adlleong Topics: * Learning to figure skate as an adult * Cursed mnemonics we never question * What was the first thing you remember buying online? * "Chi dara fine al gran dolore? L'ore" from House of Leaves, by Mark Z. Danielewski * My daughter has strong beliefs about the afterlife * I don't actually want to speedrun anything, I just want to learn how they do it * Once a year or so my last friend who still lives in San Diego sends me an email from his phone number. The email is blank but there's a text file attached to it saying something like "hey are you still alive?" Everyone has a friend like that, right? Microtopics: * Spin Rhythm XD and the Spin Rhythm XD level design community. * Learning to figure skate. * How to convert axels into 360s. * Figure skating in a half pipe. * Clockwise and widdershins figure skaters. * Putting a hair dryer in reverse so it blows cool air. * Using Zamboni technology to invent the ice skating treadmill. * Covering a carousel with ice and then realizing you don't need the carousel part because you can just skate in a circle. * The Beginner Effect. * Finding time for hobbies. * Cursed mnemonics for remembering how to spell "because" * Using eggs. * The extremely entertaining mnemonic that Jim uses to remember his social security number, but can't share with anyone. * Man Very Early Made Jars Stand Up Nearly Perpendicular. * My Very Excellent Mother Just Served Us Noodles And Used Soft Eggs. * Elephants Go Ballistic Doing Flips. * Idioms translated from other languages. * Whether it's good for a stone to gather moss. * When it stopped being a big deal to enter your credit card information on a web site. * A piece of wood that tells you what the weather is going to be. * Buying a cassette tape from a friend you met on IRC by mailing them an envelope full of cash and having to pester them about it before they send you the album because just because they're good at making techno doesn't mean they're good at running a record label. * Speculating about how many game developers actually made a living from shareware in the 90s. * Cashing a check on the bus. * Asking your mom to go to the 7-11 to get a money order so you can mail it to a guy in Australia and he ends up not being able to cash it because it isn't an international money order. * Buying a lot of used books on half.com * Reading and discussing a poem in Italian. * The percentage of Topic Lords listeners who have read House of Leaves. * Removing all the outer layers of the onion to get to the SCP inside. * What events did and didn't happen in various layers of fiction in House of Leaves. * Listing every known building not designed in a Brutalist style. * Device 6 by Simogo. * 50 Years of Text Games. * Print-on-demand procgen novels. * Creepy endless houses. * Loving babies and wanting to be a baby. * Inventing reincarnation from first principles. * Where six year olds learn about the afterlife. * Getting really worked up about the flu shot you're going to get in eight months. * Hearing a gross thing described but not being disgusted because you can't visualize it. * ADHD and Autism Tiktok. * The "rubbing styrofoam" diagnostic for ADHD. * Learning all the speedrun skills but never actually doing any speed runs. * Learning to do an ultra to get this strawberry. * The nega-set of games that don't have a bunch of stressful violence and also don't have a bunch of overbearing dialog. * Writing an album and then designing a level around each song. * Bisexual lighting. * Queen Latifah showing up to ask if you want to skip to the next checkpoint. * The kind of friendship where if you ever talked about anything but music the friendship would immediately collapse. * Known iPhone protocol weirdnesses. * Why is Apple like this? * How to set a custom ringtone on your phone back before everyone put their phone on vibrate.

Détentrice de la première collection publique de jeux vidéo diffusés en France, la BnF propose un cycle de conférences qui explore l'évolution de la production vidéoludique. Cette séance présente l'original jeu de course Sayonara Wild Hearts dont l'histoire est fondée sur de multiples médias.Développé par le studio suédois Simogo, Sayonara Wild Hearts est décrit par nombre de journalistes comme un « album pop interactif ». Dans ce jeu de course et de rythme, la musique et le gameplay s'entremêlent, non sans participer à la narration, dont les lignes principales sont livrées par la voix-off de Queen Latifah. Musique, voix-off, gameplay, illustrations, sous-titres, cartes de tarot, paroles de chansons se répondent pour faire émerger l'histoire de Sayonara Wild Hearts, celle d'une jeune femme plongée dans les abîmes d'une rupture.Séance animée par Alice Dionnet, doctorante en littérature comparée à l'université d'Orléans, et Antoine Morisset, chercheur indépendant en ludologie.Conférence enregistrée le 1er février 2022 à la BnF I François-Mitterrand Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

We've got four familiar voices who won't stop talking about this weeks game, and now you get to be subjected to it too! Trevor, Teri, Joe and Tilley rant enthusiastically about their love for Simogo's 2019 hit Sayonara Wild Hearts! This episode contains profanity and mature topics. Editing by A Bomb in a Bull Productions. Music provided by Defiant Robot Records. Spoiler warning by Dylan Hanks. Podcast art by Jorane. Sayonara Wild Hearts released in 2019 by Simogo

Wild Hearts Never Die! On this first episode of Recently Played, we discuss Sayonara Wild Hearts, the Pop Album Video Game from Simogo and Annapurna Interactive. Highlights include the game’s difficulty curve, video game literacy, the Tarot cards portrayed in the game, and the incredible soundtrack by Daniel Olsén, Jonathan Eng, and Linnea Olsson. Plus, a very special post-show discussion about game controllers and vinyl. Brian Hamilton with Allison Truj, Quinn Rose, John Siracusa and John McCoy.

Wild Hearts Never Die! On this first episode of Recently Played, we discuss Sayonara Wild Hearts, the Pop Album Video Game from Simogo and Annapurna Interactive. Highlights include the game’s difficulty curve, video game literacy, the Tarot cards portrayed in the game, and the incredible soundtrack by Daniel Olsén, Jonathan Eng, and Linnea Olsson. Plus, a very special post-show discussion about game controllers and vinyl. Host Brian Hamilton with Allison Truj, Quinn Rose, John Siracusa and John McCoy.

There is no place for me on the podcast of a starway, Welcome back to NOCLIP Pocket! Today, we’re talking about Sayonara Wild Hearts, the most recent game from Simogo, and it once again feels like nothing they’ve done before. Sayonara takes elements from infinite runners, rhythm games, shoot ‘em ups, and others to create a constantly changing, but smooth, play experience. The real stroke of genius here though is paring it with a dynamic electropop soundtrack that, if it speaks to you, will have you absolutely spellbound when combined with the abstract colorful visuals. It, at times, is an overwhelming sensory experience, but one that is extremely focused. If you can get over the short length, or you’re the type to chase high scores, this comes highly recommended. We’re going to talk about genre conventions in a game that’s hard to define, how music and visuals combine to bring about a flow state, and being accosted by magicians. Thank you for listening again this week! Going in not knowing much about this game is a real jarring experience, and I hope at least some of you got to have that. And speaking of not knowing much about a game, next time we’re going to be talking about Dujanah, which is a game it’s almost impossible to understand before playing. We hope you’ll join us then.

Top off the tank on your neon-colored motorcycle; it's time to break some hearts at 200 mph in Sayonara Wild Hearts by Simogo. Mark, Dave, and Dan discuss this feast for the eyes, ears, and soul on the 99th episode of this beloved podcast. Does this musically driven, arcade inspired game entice their souls? Hang around to find out! Then, Mark confirms to the entire world that he has one big crush on Troy Baker by creating an entire Trivial Tastemaker in his name! Can Dan and Dave figure out the answer to the question on everyone's mind: is that the voice of Troy Baker? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dinosaur-machines/message

O oitavo melhor jogo de 2019 segundo o Expansion Pack é cheio de ação e música pop. Sayonara Wild Hearts foi desenvolvido pela Simogo e publicado pela Anapurna Interactive. O jogo: http://simogo.com/work/sayonara-wild-hearts/Trilha sonora: https://open.spotify.com/album/5AZEO3XSBNcGyNHxcfmHQ7Twitter do Thomaz: twitter.com/o_ThomazTwitter do Podcast: twitter.com/expansiongameInstagram: instagram.com/expansiongamepodSite: expansionpack.net

Pas d'evangelion cette semaine! Mais on a lu une nouvelle de Harlan Ellison qui a un lien avec la série. Aussi, on rattrape 4 mois de jeux!! Mais évidemment, on parle quand même de Michael Jackson qui fait son épicerie, de jeux qu'on n'a pas joué et... Bah comme d'habitude finalement!De quoi on a parlé:Dragalia LostDiablo 3 et 4Sayonara Wild Hearts de SimogoCard of Darkness de Zach GagePilgrims de Amanita DesignApple ArcadeManifold GardenWattam par FunomenaNoby Noby BoyLe film de Sonic avec son nouveau lookMichael Jackson qui fait son épicerieBurrito Bison: Launcha LibrePowerpuff Girls: Monkey ManiaSmuggle Truck // Snuggle TruckThe Beast That Shouted Love at the Heart of the World (short story de Harlan Ellison)Hideaki Anno et son studio, KharaFinal Fantasy 14Half Life : AlyxHidden FolksPokémon Let’s Go Eevee et Sword/ShieldPodcast: Tu me niaiseEt plus![Télécharger MP3]Faites clic droit : Enregistrer le lien.window.podcastData={"title":"On a juste une vie","subtitle":"Jeux vidéo et jeux de mots poches","description":"","cover":"http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_ouiVpu1jCf0/TQMDdYd_ehI/AAAAAAAADrc/Wm91yGND55k/s1600/logo+podcasts.png","feeds":[{"type":"audio","format":"mp3","url":"https://www.onajusteunevie.ca/feeds/posts/default","directory-url-itunes":"https://podcasts.apple.com/fr/podcast/on-a-juste-une-vie/id397057903"}]}Subscribe to feedAbonnez-vous!iTunesYoutubeFacebookTwitterEt si vous voulez nous aider, vous pouvez partager l'émission à vos amis! Ça nous ferait vraiment plaisir :)Liens mentionnés:Nous sommes distribués par L'Antre du GeekRemerciements:Chroniqueurs: Anne-Marie, narF, BlobThème musical: BlobMontage: narF

This time we're going AAA, high profile and blockbuster, with some indie thrown into the mix. Mainstream is a brand new podcast from the award winning team at Pixel Sift. Subscribe for free to get episode 3 next week! Apple Podcasts Spotify Pocket Casts Radio Public Overcast RSS Each episode the team will be discussing the games they've been playing as well as breaking down some mainstream gaming news in a short succinct fortnightly podcast. We'll be releasing Mainstream on the alternate weeks to our existing Pixel Sift podcast, so each and every week you'll have something new to listen to. Thank you to Daniel Ang for creating our new podcast artwork, and Brian Fairbanks from Salty Dog Sounds for composing our theme music. Daniel Ang and Gianni Di Giovanni kick off the first Mainstream by Pixel Sift, it's a look at some of the games we've been playing and the news that piqued our interest. This week Gianni has been playing dreamy arcade game Sayonara Wild Hearts by Swedish developers Simogo, and Daniel has fired up the Xbox 360 to play Team Bondi's classic L.A. Noire. Pixel Sift is produced by Scott Quigg, Sarah Ireland, Fiona Bartholomaeus & Mitch Loh. Gianni Di Giovanni is our Executive Producer.

Daniel Ang and Gianni Di Giovanni kick off the first Mainstream by Pixel Sift, it's a look at some of the games we've been playing and the news that piqued our interest. This week Gianni has been playing dreamy arcade game Sayonara Wild Hearts by Swedish developers Simogo, and Daniel has fired up the Xbox 360 to play Team Bondi's classic L.A. Noire. Pixel Sift is produced by Scott Quigg, Sarah Ireland, Fiona Bartholomaeus & Mitch Loh. Gianni Di Giovanni is our Executive Producer.

We are back after a brief work/life-induced hiatus! And we brought an obnoxious feathered friend with us and... uh... also a girl on a motorcycle. This week on the EXP Podcast, we review Untitled Goose Game and Sayonara Wild Hearts in a double debrief! While very different, both games are well worth your attention. Especially if you're into either A) pop albums or B) being just a total asshole to strangers. Show Notes:  - Runtime: 38 min 57 sec - Music from the Sayonara Wild Hearts OST and Untitled Goose Game Trailer

*Following me or sharing this content helps me so much. Original Soundtrack available on: iTunes: https://music.apple.com/us/album/sayonara-wild-hearts/1479505750 Amazon Music: https://www.amazon.com/Sayonara-Wild-Hearts-Daniel-Ols%C3%A9n/dp/B07XV5KN2G Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/5AZEO3XSBNcGyNHxcfmHQ7 Please, support the game and musicians. Thanks.

This week on the NXpress Nintendo Podcast we start by discussing Mario Kart Tour, Nintendo's latest foray into the mobile market. Can Mario Kart Tour revolutionize the series for mobile or is the game a complete disappointment from Nintendo? Next, Ricky goes wild for Sayanora Wild Hearts, the latest from indie developer Simogo and publisher Annapurna, the visionaries behind Year Walk and Device 6. In the main event, the gang reviews Link's Awakening for Switch which according to Patrick, doesn't quite reach the definitive summit. Do the rest of the boys agree with his review? Considering the original Game Boy game is Tim's favourite Zelda game, chances are they don't. Last but not least, the gang discusses the problems with shopping at GameStop and why they prefer to either buy digital copies of games or order games online. All this and more!

This Week on The Casual Hour… No tricks when it comes to previewing of all the most interesting games dropping in October. New Call of Duty, new Destiny expansion, new Luigi's Mansion and more headline a big month for games. But in more current news, Johnny's practicing at Control while also fielding the chaos of Mini Motorways, Chase is deep into his quest to wake the Wind Fish in Link's Awakening and Bobby just can't say goodbye to Simogo's Sayonara Wild Hearts. All that and more on this edition of The Casual Hour. Let's Talk! We love fan mail, send us some! thecasualhour@gmail.com You can follow our show on Twitter at: @thecasualhour Enjoy what we have to say? Please leave us a review! The Casual Hour is: Bobby Pease - Host - Twitter: @bobbypease | Website: www.Lumberjacksmack.com Chase Koeneke - Co-host - Twitter: @chase_koeneke | Website: www.gamersonthego.com Johnny Amizich - Co-host - Twitter @jamizich Love our theme music? It was created by Patric Brown. You can follow his antics on twitter @insaneanalog or check out more of his music and download our theme at www.insaneanalog.com If you are enjoying what we do and would like to further support us you can do so by making a monthly contribution through Anchor! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thecasualhour/support

Simogo is a legendary developer on iOS. We've covered their work in the past, especially the stunning Year Walk. Sayonara Wild Hearts is a big departure from their previous games. Get a load of this...

I don’t know any people who listen to podcasts, nor do I care to. Welcome back! On today’s episode of Pocket, we’re returning to phone games, and, in fact, returning to a mobile developer we’ve talked about before. Device 6 is a game by Simogo, who also developed Year Walk, which we discussed last Halloween, and between the two games prove that they get that using phone hardware in a unique way is key. This game, however, focuses on text almost exclusively. The game’s text tells the story and provides descriptions, but is also your map, the space you play in, and also forms the basis for interaction. There’s a lot of unique elements present here and the low-barrier to entry makes it worth trying out. We talk about the game’s use of its unique conceit to blend mystery and more spooky elements, the pros and cons of having to spin your phone all around, and whether we are, in fact, just brains in vats. Thanks for joining us again today, and we hope you give the game a shot, as it’s (ironically, given its name) really one of a kind. We’re going back to talking about short games that won’t necessarily fit in your pocket next week as we talk about Detention. Got to gear up for Halloween eventually, right?

Dark northern forests of ambiguous shadow and sinister presence. Ancient churchyards with secrets beneath searching feet. Inhuman beings of terrifying power made even more powerful during the spiritually potent winter season….these are all elements of the Swedish tradition of Arsgang (Oshgong), or the Year Walk, in which an individual completes a kind of divination journey through night-shrouded woodland. Through forest, field and churchyard the year walker journeys, hoping to gain insight into the future, to know their own fate as well as the fate of their village, to have some knowledge of those issues of life and death: war, crop-destroying weather or fire, disease, significant deaths. This episode is a tribute to the game 'Year Walk' created by Swedish developing company Simogo.

Hello and welcome to the sixth episode of the Nintendo Everything Podcast! This week we’ve got a ton of news and pop-offs from the Video Game Awards 2018, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate launched, and we have a surprising amount of Dragon Quest discussion across three different games on the Nintendo Switch. Check out the timestamps below for more info! Also in this episode, Eric becomes a linguistic maverick who transforms “hyperbole” into “hyper-bowl” and tries to convince Oni to care about Fortnite. Will he succeed? Listener Bonus: Escape from the Master Hand’s five fingers by giving us a ☆5 STAR☆ iTunes review, likes and comments on YouTube, and share the Spotify playlist with your Nintendo-loving brethren! TimeStamps: 00:13 – We are kids. We are squids. 00:59 – Adventure Log: Dragon Quest Builders 2 demo is meaty and refined in every way! 16:07 – Adventure Log: Dragon Quest Heroes 2 for the Switch is good and different from other Warriors games. 21:40 – News: Dragon Quest XI S presentation on December 22nd announced! Does this game exist even? 25:44 – News: Sayonara Wild Hearts by Simogo announced exclusively for Nintendo Switch! A “pop album video game” and Oni cannot contain himself. 32:50 – News: VGA mega announcement sizzle reel! Crash Racing, Stranger Things 3, Dauntless, Fortnite expansion and new season, Mortal Kombat 11. 45:07 – News: Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 exclusively for Nintendo Switch. Developed by Team Ninja, Published by Nintendo- It’s ABSURD. What universe are we living in?! Thanos has the answer. 54:32 – News: JOKER announced for Smash Bros. Ultimate DLC. He’ll Take Our Hearts and Our Wallets! 1:06:05 – News: Eric blows Oni’s mind with a reminder of JOKER amiibo. That’s a good blowout. 1:07:12 – Listener Email! Smash discussion! Favorite newcomers, mains, and the breadth of content! 1:17:31 – Next week sneak-peek and what’s coming up on Nintendo Everything! Thanks for listening!

People tried to glimpse the future in the strangest ways. They locked themselves in dark rooms, not partaking in podcasts. Thank you for joining us as we begin our extra spooky Halloween month this year! Today we’re going to be talking about Year Walk, a Simogo developed horror-adventure game based on a Swedish folk tradition in which people would perform a ritual in an effort to see into the future. The way the act of Year Walking was adapted to this game, originally released only for iOS, maintains the inherently creepy nature of such practices, but also helps to incorporate other elements of folklore that purely add to the game’s iconography and atmosphere. However brief, Year Walk does a fantastic job of accomplishing its goals in tone and story making it an enjoyable, moody experience and one perfect to kickstart the season. We’re going to discuss puzzles, folklore and an anthropomorphic suit-wearing horse man. Thank you for joining us today (a very important day as it’s our third year anniversary!) and we’ll be back in two weeks with an episode on Night Trap. Stay spooky, everybody!

Welcome to Dev Game Club, where we complete our discussion of a pair of very early Sierra adventure games with Space Quest 1: The Sarien Encounter. We finally hear Tim's story about getting stuck on a game so long it drove him to drink and also get to our takeaways before hitting feedback. Dev Game Club looks at classic video games and plays through them over several episodes, providing commentary. Sections played: Finished SQ1 Podcast breakdown: 0:43   Segment 1: SQ1 35:35 Break 36:08 Segment 2: Takeaways and Feedback Issues covered: music theft, the Do Not Press button and a return to Daventry, talking to the guards, cross promotion, learning to use your seat belt, the influence of the real world, making jokes out of the topical, Tim's inadvertent hint, inventory objects inside other objects, the importance of looking at things at the right time, getting a hint from the parser, the origin of the pizza orgy, killing Orat with a spider droid, random walk mechanics, hating on the skimmer, Brett gives Tim a pro tip, critical path gambling mini-game, adding in new mechanics, Brett's early skiing game, game play variety, using money in adventure game puzzles, Tim gets stuck, Tim doesn't get a fart joke, being driven to drink, the new verb with the grate, player perspective and the sense of exploration, dramatic/cinematic moments, ignoring the first offer for the skimmer, looking everywhere for a coupon, gadgets and copy protection in the box, story arc and adventure and fantasy fulfillment, aligning the player and the character as far as world knowledge, cognitive dissonance vs ludonarrative dissonance, cinematic presentation, buckazoids in the Longo family, splitting screen spaces as a push for exploration and sense of adventure, where could adventure games go, visual novels and systemic depth, underserved genres, what game would you claim for yourself, games that are hard to get and their influence, buying consoles, has something been lost in change of difficulty, opacity and discovery, finding players who won't look on the Internet, on-demand culture and chasing the next thing, putting the onus back on the game (to keep you enthralled and not searching for answers), creators asking you to not get hints, supporting the right team size. Games, people, and influences mentioned or discussed: ZZ Top/Sharp Dressed Man, Styx, Peter Gunn/The Blues Brothers, Madonna, King's Quest 1, Ken Williams, LucasArts, Secret of Monkey Island, Loom, Grim Fandango, Curse of Monkey Island, Tim Schafer, Dave Grossman, George Lucas, Anachronox, Star Trek, The Corbomite Maneuver, Sierra, Police Quest, Star Wars, Grimm Fairy Tales, Skyrim, StarGate, The City on the Edge of Forever, Joan Collins, Jar-Jar Binks, Derek Achoy, Broken Age, Thimbleweed Park, Machinarium, Ron Gilbert, Telltale Games, Samorost, Amanita Design, Chuchl, X-Files, Wadjet Eye Games, Dave Gilbert, Year Walk, Simogo, Device 6, Sailor's Dream, Aaron Evers, Souls series, Tom Hall, Ultima, Civilization, Zork, Pitfall, Adventure, Atari 2600, Half-Life, Dark Forces, Daron Stinnett, Jeff Buttaccio, Panzer Dragoon Saga, Sega Saturn, Ico, Mario 64, NOLF, Warcraft, Steinar Nedreboe, Jonathan Blow, Braid, The Witness, GDC, Jeff Vogel. Links: Sierra Death Generator Space Quest 3 Promo Space Quest 1 VGA Remake Commercial SQ Docucomedy Panzer Dragoon Saga Next time: Keep an eye on our Twitter as we figure it out! @brett_douville, @timlongojr, and @devgameclub DevGameClub@gmail.com

Welcome to Dev Game Club, where we are having our third discussion about 2001's quirky Western-built Japanese-style RPG Anachronox. We talk quite a bit about the specifics of this section of the game, including the combat elements and leveling, before turning to feedback. Dev Game Club looks at classic video games and plays through them over several episodes, providing commentary. Sections played: To the surface of Democratus! Podcast breakdown: 0:43      Anachronox pt III 1:05:15 Break 1:05:47 Feedback Issues covered: resolutions (or lack thereof) and taking stock, flying towards the Hive and having a railgun shooter, abstracting away from player skill in RPGs, hybridization, lack of loot, finding new offensive stuff in the environment, using the Elementor, colored bugs and finding them all over, the Hive Queen, saving Democratus and having it... join your party?, tonal shifting every couple of hours, movie tone management, no shackles, could you do this today?, indie studios doing widely different games, how would you do a sequel to this game?, drug missions in Far Cry 4, optional nature of diverse gameplay lending them less force, whether a pure episodic model could work, theoretical possibility of continuing the series, choice between Hephaestus vs Red Light District, Pumping Station, broader humor, introduction of Stiletto Anyway, Stiletto's special ability, tricky design problem -- locking off areas, Rho's description of what's going on quantum physics/astrophysics/temporal physics, moving mass between universes, incorporating the game's ideas all the way down into the UI, the Hephaestus mystery, characters moving around in the environment apart from you, useless randomization, getting the elementor, Krapton comics universe and Rictus the villain, storytelling with comic panels, hologram puzzles, the weird hero capture room, committing all the way to a planet as a party member, the electoral college mockery in 2000, hyperdiegetic lore issues, content coordination, the "dragon break", content coordination and licensing, listening out of order, book club. Games, people, and influences mentioned or discussed: Aaron Evers, IrreverentQ, Matty Alan Estock, Makendi, MaasNeotekProto, Ryan (Stats_dr), Jackbox Party Pack/Drawful, Rebel Assault, Descent, Final Fantasy, Witcher III, Aliens, Soul Reaver, Star Trek, What Remains of Edith Finch?, The Unfinished Swan, Vlambeer, Year Walk, Beat Sneak Bandit, Device 6, Simogo, Far Cry 4, Far Cry Primal, Square Enix, Eidos, Outlaws, The Terminator, Ron Gilbert, Rob Howard, Grid Snaps, Star Wars Republic Commando, Ben (from Iowa) Zaugg, Al Gore, Logan Brown, Halo, Jason Schreier, Blood Sweat and Pixels, Halo Wars, Indiana Jones, Star Wars, 343 Industries, LucasFilm, Haden Blackman, Hangar 13, Mafia III, Star Wars Encyclopedia, Ryan Kaufman, Star Wars Galaxies, Bethesda Game Studios, tshokunbi, System Shock 2. Links: Podcast episode about SWRC Next time: Finish the game! @brett_douville, @timlongojr, and @devgameclub DevGameClub@gmail.com

Simons karriär började på spelstudion Southend i Malmö, men nu har han i många år jobbat på Simogo tillsammans med sin medgrundare Gordon. Några av studions mest kända spel är Year Walk och Device 6. Länkar Kula World ilomilo Kosmos Spin Bumpy Road BeatSnick Bandit Year Walk Device 6 Sailors Dream Split Tetris Picross Super Mario Galaxy Super Mario Odyssey Super Mario Sunshine Zelda Breath of the Wild Sonic Mania Sonic Adventures Sonic 4 Retro City Rampage Might and Delight

On this week’s episode we kick the show off with a bit of a bummer talking about Simogo leaving mobile, … Continue reading "Ports, Ports and More Ports – The TouchArcade Show #334"

Blob et Sean étant occupés, cette semaine, c'était un chill-cast avec Anne-Ma et narF. Tellement chill que le WiFi d'Anne-Ma a même pris un break en plein milieu. Tellement chill que… what?! narF a arrêté de jouer à Clicker Heroes?!?!? Woah!!! Ça c'est chill! De quoi on a parlé: le Bridge (le jeu de cartes) ... Continuer la lecture

This week, we draw lots of parallels to somewhat-obscure post-postmodernist English literature in a discussion about DEViCE 6, a game by Swedish developer Simogo. Device 6 is an iOS-exclusive title heartily inspired by 1960s-era spy films, most notably "The Prisoner", and it plays as an interactive text adventure fiction combined with escape-the-room puzzles across 6 separate 'episodes'. The game plays with a mild illusion of choose your own adventure, but doesn't quite work out that way by the end. Our host this week, Nate, has a lot to say about the parallels between this game and ergodic literature (a form of literature that requires more out of the reader than basic text); Nate's most prominent example being Mark Z. Danielewski's seminal 2000 work House of Leaves, a book that attempts to answer the questions and fantasies of early media experts prophesizing about what the internet would do to the written word. That is to say, reading House of Leaves is crazy; its text is constantly in changing styles, with some passages being backwards, upside-down, laid out in spirals, or told through margin liners of someone else's inane notes and scraps, for the most part in immersion-constructing ways. And from this, there are some clear but toned-down inspirations in the 'interface' of Device 6, Nate thinks, and we'll talk a bit about that and why that book might interest you if you liked aspects of this game (and vice-versa), in addition to the J.J. Abrams contribution to the world of the ergodic. It isn't just about books this week though, as we ponder the puzzles in Device 6, their difficulty, the story of the 'game', the divide between reading and playing, and just how similar this is after all to Fullbright and Emotive Pixels both's classic Gone Home. Relevant links! Simogo's official list of all cultural references in Device 6Book time I: House of Leaves by Mark Z. DanielewskiBook time II: S. by Doug Dorst & J.J. AbramsBootstrap paradox: the one Esteban was talking aboutMusic time I: "Creepy Doll" by Jonathan CoultonMusic time II: "Anna" by Jonathan Eng from the D6 OSTRelevant to the next Simogo production: The Lighthouse Painting, a 4-part podcast story

This week, we draw lots of parallels to somewhat-obscure post-postmodernist English literature in a discussion about DEViCE 6, a game by Swedish developer Simogo. Device 6 is an iOS-exclusive title heartily inspired by 1960s-era spy films, most notably "The Prisoner", and it plays as an interactive text adventure fiction combined with escape-the-room puzzles across 6 separate 'episodes'. The game plays with a mild illusion of choose your own adventure, but doesn't quite work out that way by the end. Our host this week, Nate, has a lot to say about the parallels between this game and ergodic literature (a form of literature that requires more out of the reader than basic text); Nate's most prominent example being Mark Z. Danielewski's seminal 2000 work House of Leaves, a book that attempts to answer the questions and fantasies of early media experts prophesizing about what the internet would do to the written word. That is to say, reading House of Leaves is crazy; its text is constantly in changing styles, with some passages being backwards, upside-down, laid out in spirals, or told through margin liners of someone else's inane notes and scraps, for the most part in immersion-constructing ways. And from this, there are some clear but toned-down inspirations in the 'interface' of Device 6, Nate thinks, and we'll talk a bit about that and why that book might interest you if you liked aspects of this game (and vice-versa), in addition to the J.J. Abrams contribution to the world of the ergodic. It isn't just about books this week though, as we ponder the puzzles in Device 6, their difficulty, the story of the 'game', the divide between reading and playing, and just how similar this is after all to Fullbright and Emotive Pixels both's classic Gone Home. Relevant links! Simogo's official list of all cultural references in Device 6Book time I: House of Leaves by Mark Z. DanielewskiBook time II: S. by Doug Dorst & J.J. AbramsBootstrap paradox: the one Esteban was talking aboutMusic time I: "Creepy Doll" by Jonathan CoultonMusic time II: "Anna" by Jonathan Eng from the D6 OSTRelevant to the next Simogo production: The Lighthouse Painting, a 4-part podcast story

Who would have thought Calum had such a knack for tasteful frozen water based art pieces? He doesn't, I'm more asking who would have thought that in the first place. Idiots. On this episode... We Played... Euan continues burning brain cells on The Talos Principle, discovers the insanity of Dead or Alive: Last Round's DLC collection and builds cannons that don't work in Besiege. Calum runs scared from Russian Heroes of Might and Magic 3 players and shares tales of his D&D adventures In News... Valve partner with HTC to build an Oculus Rift VR headset competitor due out this year. Epic scrap their monthly charge system and make Unreal Engine 4 free to develop for. Simogo announced a 4 part "podcast mystery", based in the world of The Sailors Dream Nintendo release a gold Mario Amiibo which sells out in 15 minutes and appears on EBay for 10x the price GTAV is delayed on PC again to April, but the online heists are hitting on March 10th The studio responsible for the Phantom Dust reboot has shuttered, with the game apparently "still in development" The Dead or Alive tournament community encourages a soft ban on "sexy" costumes. Man-babies cry at the lack of digital boobs, disguised as "censorship" Intro Music - There It Is - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Outro Music - Honey Bee - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) News Sting - News Intro - Maximilien (soundbible.com) All Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0

We review Simogo's latest iOS game, The Sailor's Dream.

We review Simogo's latest iOS game, The Sailor's Dream.

Happy 36th Podcast to you all! Join us as we celebrate with malfunctioning soundboards, drinking games and discussion of a random selection of video game based entertainment. Unusual I know, but we might just stick with it. On this episode... We Played... Euan finally gets around to the amazing Wolfenstein: The New Order, as well as talking about the early development release of Lucas Pope's new game, The Return of the Obra Dinn Calum continues to spout Smash Bros. terms, reminds himself how amazing Metal Gear Solid is, and wishes he had a Wii U for Bayonetta 2 In News... John Riccitiello, former EA CEO, becomes head of Unity Jade Raymond leaves Ubisoft to pursue "other ambitions and new opportunities" FYI, Gamersgate.com is a cool digital store to buy games. GamerGate is a horrible internet movement. Don't confuse them. The uncensored version of Evil Within in Japan is still kinda censored Super Smash Bros for Wii U gets Mewtwo and 8 player battles The Iron Banner is coming back to Destiny, after taking on board a lot of the player feedback. Xbox One is getting a holiday price drop in the US, knocking it down to $350 until the start of January. Sailor's Dream, the new game from Device6 developers Simogo, hits iOS devices on November 6th The long teased PS4 firmware 2.0 rolls out today, 28th October. Intro Music - There It Is - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Outro Music - Honey Bee - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) News Sting - News Intro - Maximilien (soundbible.com) All Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0

With a lack of actual games to talk about, we just go from bizarre topic to bizarre topic. This game drought is making us go a little crazy... On this episode... We Played... Euan isn't happy with the way The Walking Dead is going after it's fourth episode, and instead turns to poking and dropping a ninja in Clumsy Ninja for kicks. Calum continues down an RPG hole with Divinity, FFX-2, Dragon Quest 8 and playing through both Dragon Age games again. I'm sure he sleeps at some point. In News... EA Access will give Xbox One players access to some of their back catalog for a monthly or yearly subscription. Sony passed it up for their own reasons Dragon Age: Inquisition gets delayed to November, and Battlefield Hardline drops back to 2015 Bungie settled the case against them from their old audio director for $95,000  Michael Finch, writer of 2010's Predators will be penning the Deus Ex movie script. Crytek finally make an official statement about their recent financial troubles, and they say it's all cool. Simogo, makers of the amazing Device 6, released a trailer for their new game The Sailors Dream. Naughty Dog loses two more high profile members of staff, this time to Infinity Ward Intro Music - There It Is - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Outro Music - Honey Bee - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) News Sting - News Intro - Maximilien (soundbible.com) All Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0

I veckans P3 Spel bullar vi upp för en sommar i hängmattan tillsammans med valfri portabel spelmaskin, för nu är det bärbart som gäller! Vi gallrar i spelutbudet, hyllar våra favoriter, funderar över dom bärbara spelens framtidsutsikter och tipsar om dom hetaste mobilspelen just nu. Det blir dessutom en intervju med Simon Flesser från spelutvecklarstudion Simogo som satsar hårt på just mobilspel.  Veckans panel består av Tobias Norström, Louise Stigell och Victor Leijonhufvud. I programmet blir det bokstund med Tobias som har lusläst boken 8 bitar av Tobias Bjarneby och Markus Karlsson Frost. Louise har lirat Blizzards kortspel Hearthstone och Victor har kurvdriftat i racingspelet Mario Kart 8. Det blir givetvis också senaste nytt från spelvärlden och en tänkvärd krönika med Jimmy Håkansson. Du hör P3 Spel med Angelica Norgren, lördag 18.03 i P3.

Following up on our previous discussion of Simogo's quirky iOS title, Device 6, this week we take a look at Simogo's other little game about exploration, Year Walk.   While the two games share an interest in how players are presented with and interact with virtual spaces, a commitment to to a unique aesthetic, and a quirky and unusual world marked by puzzles and riddles, the two games definitely do not so obviously resemble one another in other ways. Gone is the maze of textuality that defines Device 6. Instead, the player explores a barren Northern European landscape in an effort to perform a ritual ages old.   This week we discuss the similarities and differences between the two games as well as what makes Year Walk a particularly compelling game world to explore in its own right.

Hello and welcome to the premiere episode of FourPlay. This episode covers Telltale's The Walking Dead Season Two, Club Nintendo rewards, Bioshock Infinite DLC, Zelda themed 3DS XL's, and GTA V's record breaking sales. Then we discuss Pokemon X and Y fatigue and infatuation, Poker Night 2 addictions, Batman: Arkham Origins Blackgate impressions, Street Passing on the 3DS, the terror of Device 6 and more. Finally, we give you the first impressions of the Dualshock 4, Playstation 4's new controller. Starring Joe Dix, Dave Duvall, Kyle Muehlberger, Sandeep Jandu, and introducing Chris Taylor. 

On this week's episode, Dave gets his JRPGame on in the form of more Ni No Kuni and Persona 4 Golden, Vick discovers her latent ability for racing games in Real Racing 3, Joel finds a use for horse armor in DLC Quest, and we all get creeped out by Swedish folklore in Simogo's masterpiece Year Walk. We also discuss the bygone age of Expansion Packs, the maturing of the DLC era, and hint at the advent of the In-App-Purchase dynasty. Along the way we point fingers at The Sims, Warcraft 2, World of Warcraft, Dragon Age, The Elder Scrolls: Oblivion, the Mass Effect games, Red Dead Redemption, Borderlands 2, the Professor Layton games, and Batman: Arkham City. Name drops abound in this segment. Then in the mailbag section we get carried away and end up only having time enough to answer one question about predictions for the next generation of consoles. Even more name dropping ensues: Steambox, Ouya, PS4, Xbox Durango, Wii U, and even the Barbie games get a mention. Whut. If you have anything to add to our discussion or if you'd like to hijack our train of thought, send us an email at hello@staringatscreens.org or tweet us at @StaringScreens and we'll do our best to lose focus for you.

I P3 Spel Add On den här veckan handlar det om bärbara spel och Samson Wiklund och Angelica Norgren håller inte alls med varandra. Den ena går inte utanför dörren utan en bärbar konsol, medans den tycker bärbart hör hemma på dass. Dessutom tar dom en pratstund med Simon Flesser på Simogo som ligger bakom succéspelet Beat Sneak Bandit men också jobbat med spel som Kosmospin och Ilomilo. Det blir förstås också ett Veckans Password och Kitty Spelar! P3 Spel Add On är en extra nördig expansion, för dig som bara inte kan få nog av spelsnacket! Du laddar ner Add On här eller så kan du prenumerera på feeden via iTunes.

In this week's bonus edition of The TouchArcade Show, Eli and I speak with Simogo's Simon Flesser. You already know … Continue reading "The TouchArcade Show – Bonus – Interview with Simogo"