Adventure Games Podcast

Seoirse is joined by none other than head of Inkle Studios, Jon Ingold, to talk about their upcoming game, A Highland Song. He talks about what we can expect from the gameplay, why they decided to make this game with light platforming elements and how Scottish folk music will play a large part in the game as well as what their objectives were with the look of the game.

Inkle Studios Official Site

A HIghland Song Official Site

WASD Official Site

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Seoirse joins Dave Gilbert at WASD 2023 for a playthrough of their upcoming vampire game Nighthawks from former games journalist Richard Cobbett. This build of the game was Dave’s first time playing through the game so join us as we find out more about the game and how Richard and Dave worked together. He also talks about his other upcoming game Old Skies and gives us an update on the development of this game as well as explaining more about its game mechanics. All that and much more!

Nighthawks Official Site

Old Skies Official Site

WadjetEye Games Official Site

WASD Official Site

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At the Reboot Develop Blue conference Seoirse joined Jörg Tittel, developer of The Last Worker, on his balcony to discuss anything and everything including why The Secret of Monkey Island got him interested in video games, how self service machines inspired him to make The Last Worker and then things got rather deep in their discussion about free will and AI in Jörg’s characteristically funny and charming manner. He also talks about how he managed to work with Jason Isaacs and the other talented actors on his game. This is certainly not an interview to be missed!

The Last Worker Official Site

Reboot Develop Blue Official Site

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This week Seoirse speaks with PF Studio as they discuss their upcoming game Chronique Des Silencieux. They talk about how the game takes some inspiration from their family history, and they discuss their other inspiration from films, books and everything else in between. They also talk about some of the gameplay mechanics and how they intend to make this game a proper detective game. This game is also out on Kickstarter with the link below!

Chronique Des Silencieux Kickstarter Page

Chronique Des Silencieux Steam Page

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Paul Raschid, director of FMV games/interactive movies such as The Complex, Five Dates, Ten Dates and The Gallery joins Seoirse for aa coffee (but crucially not for an 11th date!) to talk about how he started making games. He also talks about and the different kinds of choices in games and how makes the choices in his games matter as well as his approach to making games. Paul also compares making traditional films and Interactive FMV games and the benefits and difficulties of working on both and how they made Five Dates entirely over Zoom in lockdown. All that and much more!

Aviary Studios Official Site

The Gallery Official Site

The Complex Official Site

Five Dates Official Site

Ten Dates Official Site

WASD Official Site

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This year at WASD Adam and JosephRiches of Robust Games spoke to Seoirse about their upcoming highly anticipated murder mystery game set on a train, Loco Motive. They talk about the game started as a Game Jam and then how it developed into a fully fledged game. They also discussed designing the first puzzle that appears in the demo and how they designed the puzzles for the full game. Finally they also discussed the games they were playing and that inspire them with their game. All that and much more!

Loco Motive Official Site

Robust Games Official Site

WASD Official Site

Adventure Games Podcast Official Site

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Revolution co-founder Tony Warriner joins Seoirse at Reboot Develop Blue for the podcast’s first ever episode in front of a live audience to discuss the Fall and Rise of adventure games. They discuss how Tony started playing text adventures and how he first met Charles Cecil and how they founded Revolution. They also both discuss what games inspired them when Revolution started making games as well as how they survived when Sierra went bankrupt and Lucasarts stopped making adventure games. Tony then also discusses the Kickstarter for Broken sword 5 and talks about what he is doing now. As well as discussing Revolution’s role in the adventure genre Tony and Seoirse discuss the adventure game genre as a whole and the changing landscape before talking about what they believe the future holds for adventure games. All that and much more in this first ever podcast episode recorded in front of a live audience!

Tony Warriner Official Site

UFO Spares Official Site

Revolution Software Official Site

Reboot Develop Blue Official Site

Adventure Games Podcast Official Site

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Alex from Gamechuck joined Seoirse at Reboot Develop Blue to talk about Paws of Coal, the first in the Trip: The Ark Fantastic series. He explains in detail the background of the story, the game mechanics, how your choices will have consequences in this game and possibly in future games as well and he talks about where they see the series going in future.

Paws of Coal Steam Page

Trip the Ark Fantastic Demo

Gamechuck Official Site

Reboot Develop Blue Official Site

Adventure Games Podcast Official Site

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This month Seoirse is extremely busy on a podcast assignment in Croatia and is in no way lazily enjoying the sun instead. Therefore Laura had to step in along with Kieran to review five adventure games! They went on a Lynchian adventure with Grunnd, got lost while playing in, er, Lost in Play and then went fishing in Lovecraft Fishing game (yes you read that right) in Dredge. What could possibly go wrong? They also tell a story in Storyteller and went to Indonesia in A Space for the Unbound. They also somehow found the time to talk about the latest news including more cases coming in The Case of The Golden Idol, The Murder of Sonic the Hedgehog which is an actual real game and they discuss the latest game from Cosmic Void which is now on Kickstarter. Find out what they thought of these games and more by clicking play above!

Games in News

Golden Idol Mysteries: The Spider of Lanka Steam Page

The Murder of Sonic the Hedgehog Steam Page

Twilight Oracle Kickstarter Page

Games Reviewed

Grunnd Official Site

Lost in Play Official Site

A Space for the Unbound Official Site

Dredge Official Site

Adventure Games Podcast Official Site

Cressup Twitch

This episode was edited by Jared Parisis. You can check out his podcast where he interviews indie developers at Indie Games International below and wherever you listen to podcasts!

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Links to Jared Parisis’s interview with Deliver Us The Moon anywhere you listen to podcasts and below:

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In this episode Seoirse speaks with Nicholas from Evil Pug Games about his upcoming game Enoch: Children of Fate. He talks about how he got started making the game and how the game got more ambitious as development went along. He also talks about marketing and financing the game and why he decided to make a game as ambitious as this. All that and much more!

Evil Pug Games Official Site

Enoch: Children of Fate Steam Page

Adventure Games Podcast Official Site

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