Every toy collection has an evil twin – the collection of boxes that the toys came in.

In 2011 Matthew and a flatmate saw a light in the sky that they could not explain.

I've never played Dungeons and Dragons but I'm still going to tell you about it. And about how some tabletop roleplaying games focus on creating a simulated world while others are about creating a story that follows the logic of stories.

Matthew talks about designing a game where you perform a task while watching yourself from outside your body.

The 'Singularity' is a hypothetical future event where artifical intelligence starts to become smarter at an exponential rate, leading to superintelligent AIs that create advanced technologies that reshape human society.

Matthew gives advice for those who work in the games industry on how to deal with the frustration of seeing features get cut during game development.

Why do Lego sets have stickers? I wish they didn't. They always end up crooked and it makes me feel unhappy about my Lego building skills.

Matthew makes a spreadsheet ranking his Lego purchases by 'value' which he defines as price per kilogram. Will this help him make better purchasing decisions? What are some risks with this approach? One who listens to this podcast will know the answers to all this and more.

Matthew makes excuses for being bad at Soulslike games.

Matthew just wanted to see what his friends posted on Instagram but ended up scrolling algorithmically selected content for 25 minutes.