Jake Elliott from Cardboard Computer joins Gamers with Glasses' Christian Haines to discuss the making and reception of Kentucky Route Zero. We discuss the politics of debt, the game's exploration of media technologies, ghosts, the games industry, indie development, and more.

Jake Elliott from Cardboard Computer joins Gamers with Glasses' Christian Haines to discuss the making and reception of Kentucky Route Zero. We discuss the politics of debt, the game's exploration of media technologies, ghosts, the games industry, indie development, and more.

Jake Elliott from Cardboard Computer joins Gamers with Glasses' Christian Haines to discuss the making and reception of Kentucky Route Zero. We discuss the politics of debt, the game's exploration of media technologies, ghosts, the games industry, indie development, and more.

Cardboard Computer & Kentucky Route Zero Interview

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Gamers with Glasses is a podcast by scholars, developers, artists, and fans of video games and tabletop games. It’s for people who like to think about play. We’re interested in the past, present, and future of gaming as art, entertainment, technology, and community. We’re interested in all kinds of players and experiences, from the most popular AAA action titles to the most meditative indie experiments. We like to bring the smart to the fun.

Gamers with Glasses is a podcast by scholars, developers, artists, and fans of video games and tabletop games. It’s for people who like to think about play. We’re interested in the past, present, and future of gaming as art, entertainment, technology, and community. We’re interested in all kinds of players and experiences, from the most popular AAA action titles to the most meditative indie experiments. We like to bring the smart to the fun.

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