This week, Martha stops short of detailing the DNS protocol, Mark describes a completely different Star Trek VR thing which he made for the Minnesota Orchestra Hall, and Stephen explains how to lose like a real champ.

Plus, like the classic 1985 film Clue, this episode has multiple endings!

Discuss this episode on Reddit using this thread in r/gamedev!

• Stephen's headphone audio testing suite

• White Land -  F-Zero Arranged, YouTube
• The Sea - Magic Pengel, YouTube
• Do It  - Tuxedo, YouTube

• Stephen updated the feedback form! Let us have it!

0:08:13Your Game’s WebsiteStand Still, Stay Silent, a webcomicCity of Hunger development blogMidwest Game Developers Facebook grouppresskitDomain Name SystemWikipediaThe Difference Between Shared Hosting, VPS, and Dedicated Hosting99robotsHTML5 Up (free, simple site templates)EverendOoblets0:36:31Game Exhibits and Installations

• Mark’s “Holodeck” VR installation at Minnesota Orchestra Hall

• Installation, Gameplay, Photo, Animation, Props, People, More people!

An Ode to the OkudagramWill NguyenTreknewsVR Snowball ShootersA Maze BerlinVR Pigeons at A Maze Berlin 2017spuniorYouTubePeter Molydeux, a parody Twitter accountTwitterThe world of weird video games at Alt.Ctrl.GDCJessica CondittEngadgetHands-on with Line Wobbler: a 16 foot tall, one-dimensional dungeon crawlerNick RobinsonPolygon1:06:40LosingDota 2 Tournament Holds Rage-Quit Competition For FansEric Van AllenKotakuBayonetta Pro Upsets Smash's Best To Win Evo ChampionshipEric Van AllenKotakuVVVVVV No Death ModemicrodicePeercastYouTubeSuper Mario Odyssey Won't Have Game Over ScreensHope CorriganIGN