We are not as drunk as we could be, but we've had a few. After a night of pu-pu platters and scorpion bowls, we fire up the live cast and bring in a friend, Andrew Smith of The Family Gamers. We talk about what it's like to raise kids to be responsible gamers, how to be hardcore with kids in the house, and what games were his favorite at PAX East so far.

Edie speaks with Alex Schearer, programmer on Tumberstone, the upcoming competitive puzzle game from The Quantum Astrophysicists Guild, Inc. (yes, that's the company's name).

Edie speaks with Mike Horowitz of Kitfox Games about the company's title Moon Hunters , the ups and downs of being a 200%-funded Kickstarter, and advice he'd give his younger self about working with a crowdfunded project.

Goalie and Edie have a great discussion with Scott Alexander, writer of the new Shadow Warrior series from Devolver, about his upcoming game, Shadow Warrior 2, the challenges of updating an older IP for the new age, and what the hell is making Poland so awesome for games.

Edie and Dave have a chat with Antagonist Games' Dan Wakefield, co-founder, CEO and audio designer for Through The Woods, a spooky exploration game meant to scare the bujezus out of you.

Edie speaks with Schell Games' Dave Bennett, lead designer of Orion Trail, a space-themed reboot of Oregon Trail on Steam.

On the second morning of PAX East 2016, Goalie and Edie chat with Epic Games' Steve Superville, creative director of Paragon, coming to PS4 and PC.

Oh, so very drunk. After several bottles of wine and a few beers, Holy Goalie and Edie Sellers recap the games they FORGOT to mention when they were sober, a really ill-fated dinner, and the difference between "per glass" prices and "per bottle" prices.

Holy Goalie and Edie Sellers regroup after day 1 at PAX East and talk about what they saw, what they played, and what they thought about what they saw and played.

Holy Goalie has a sit down with Atul Nath Mehra of Spearhead Games about Path of Destinies.