The eighth episode, of arguably our second series, of our long running podcast returns this week with Will, Catherine and Iwan steering the ship while Dann is away.

This week starts off with the team discussing what makes a good horror game, and if (non-ported) horror games on mobile are even a viable thing. The conversation quickly darts around between Dead Cells, DLC and Dave the Diver, alongside a whole mass of other things that don't start with the letter D.

The seventh episode, of arguably our second series, of our long running podcast returns this week with Will, Catherine and Iwan holding the fort while Dann is away.

This week starts off with the team discussing the games that they played over the last week, however quickly deviates into a discussion about universal measurement alternatives for product shots, paywalls, and some of the coolest games that have released recently.

The chat is wide and long-reaching, touching on one of the evergreen topics of mobile controllers and the porting and optimised touchscreen discussions that often comes with it.

It wouldn't be complete without a random occurance of guess the game (Danganronpa), and they also somehow manage to squeeze a mention of the N-Gage in there too.

Then, then it somehow descends into Warhammer chatter. Every episode is a rollercoaster!

The sixth episode, of arguably our second series, of our ⁠⁠long running podcast⁠⁠⁠ returns this week with Will, Catherine, Cristina and Dann kicking off the show.

This week starts off with us discussing Mob Control, which Will was delighted to discover had actual representative advertising - for the most case. There's a little confusion about Last War before a tangent that extends through some of the more fantastical and phenomenal ads of recent memory.

As is to be expected we stop off at many other topics ranging from the perfect advert, how we'd try to convey mechanics in advertising, and - of course - food analogies.

The fifth episode, of arguably our second series, of our ⁠long running podcast⁠⁠ returns this week with Will, Catherine, Cristina and Dann kicking off the show.

This week started off with us discussing upcoming Game of All Time Infinity Nikki and from there going on a whirlwind tour through 'dress up games' where you get your powers from equipment, and beyond.

As is to be expected we stop off at many other topics ranging from collectable items in games, the rose-tinted glasses of 'realistic graphics' and much much more.

The fourth episode, of arguably our second series, of our ⁠long running podcast⁠ returns this week with Will, Catherine and Dann kicking off the show.

This week we discussed a variety of topics, all branching off of the rumours-come-true-during-the-recording-of-the-podcast that Nintendo and The Pokemon Company filed a lawsuit against Palworld (Pocket Gamer Biz).

We subsequently discuss our experiences with Palworld and other Pokémon-adjacent properties, as well as transformative works and the evolutions of genres and sub-genres.

That means we discuss recent cult classics like Tem Tem, Cassette Beasts, Vampire Survivor and much, much more.

The third episode, of arguably our second series, of our long running podcast returns this week with Will, Catherine and Dann kicking off the show to be later joined by Mihail and Iwan.

This week we discussed a variety of topics, all branching off of the recent news (France24) of the BEUX umbrella consumer rights group filing a complaint with the European Commission regarding their concerns over the prevalance of microtransactions in games played by 11-14 year olds.

We discuss degrading demos, desire-led microtransactions and the fact that we should, perhaps, not be surprised that children don't understand the value of money from a young age. We also manage to shoehorn Delicious in Dungeon, King of Dragon Pass and a few dungeon-diver recommendations into the chatter.

Join Dann, Catherine, Cristina, Iwan and Will from the award-winning pocketgamer.com team as they discuss some of the latest mobile gaming news and anything else that comes to mind.

This week they kick of with a discussion on the return of F.I.S.T. by Steve Jackson (not that one, the other one), before moving onto weird weaponry and wrapping up with a chat about emotive games.

The Pocket Gamer Podcast Returns!

Join Dann, Catherine, Cristina, Mihail and Will from the award-winning pocketgamer.com team as they discuss some of the latest mobile gaming news and anything else that comes to mind.

This week they discuss:

- Alien: Isolation Android getting a new Try-Before-You-Buy update

- Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp closing down

And much, much more.