We take questions from the chat and wander into some fantastic discussion about what makes up the tone of a game, and how to plan around it sonically.

Another break from the technical side of things as we talk about dreams, sleepwalking, and drunken AFV submissions.

A hot tip leads to a cool chat about how game engines affect certain aspects of how a game operates. Think something missing seems like a no-brainer? Chances are good it couldn't even get in the game if they wanted it to.

Playing the social lottery, practicing things wrongly, discussing the witcher and what was our VGM of the year!

We go behind the scenes to making the video essays each month, and how much fun it would be to make sounds for horror games.

Henry Scott is still here, or here again depending on how you want to suspend your disbelief. And this time we talk about the marriage between sound and animation, how we go about making content, and the importance of screaming in public

YouTube University FMOD and Unity extraordinaire Henry "Susan" Scott joins us from www.scottgamesounds.com to talk about what its like to teach people FMOD and Unity online and regales us of his fondness for Mike Roggle.

Up front is a ridiculous waste of your time, followed by some great chit chat about the way different creative outlets manifest themselves, the fascinatingly vaporous nature of wit, and an out of context Brian.

We literally spend the entire episode talking about zelda....and it's great!

Mike Roggle is here to talk about the process of making videos, PS1 hagrid teaches us about the pitfalls of early 3D, and sonic has teeth.