Games for the End of the World

Professional Gamer, presenter and Co-Editor and founder of Outside XBOX, Jane Douglas, pays our Jack of all games, Tom Deacon a visit in the bunker this week. They chat World of Warcraft, Role Playing Games and persuading her mum to buy her dad a PlayStation for Fathers’ Day.

Former Hull, Sunderland and Republic of Ireland midfielder David Meyler explains how he is making the transition from professional footballer to top-level Fifa player. He explains how he managed to fit in serious Fifa playing around actual top flight games, tells us which other footballers are actually any good, and explains how his knowledge of professional football helps him play the game.

YouTube personality and gaming presenter Matt Gallagher from WTF1 joins Tom Deacon to explain how he turned a passion for gaming and Formula 1 into a successful career, from convincing his parents it was a good idea to being thrown in the deep end to interview Lewis Hamilton.

Chart-topping singer John Newman visits Tom Deacon in the bunker this week. John shares what it feels like to be on a FIFA soundtrack, losing his job at a pub for giving away a free pint, and why Dirt Rally is the game he’d choose to be locked away with come the end of the world

YouTube sensation Michael Dapaah joins Tom Deacon in the bunker this week to chat about his love of gaming.  Michael and Tom talk about who is the best gamer in the Dapaah household, why Snake is the best of all time, if Big Shaq would survive in the apocalypse, and why Temple Run would be his game for the end of the world

Chris Stark from BBC Radio 1s Scott Mills Show and That Peter Crouch Podcast joins Tom Deacon in the bunker to chat about his life in gaming. Chris and Tom discuss FIFA punishments at university, the dark side of The Sims, how THAT Mila Kunis interview came about, and why the Call of Duty franchise would be the games he would play until the end of time.

Star of The Inbetweeners Blake Harrison joins Tom Deacon in the bunker to hide out from the apocalypse outside, and more importantly, chat about gaming. Blake relives the glory of system link gaming, gives both barrels to unnecessary paid add-ons, and explains why Mass Effect 2 is his favourite game of all time.