Thanks for coming!

We've finally recovered from our roaringly successful end of year show! Thank you to everyone who came and played our games, we hope you enjoyed playing them as much as we enjoyed making them. For those of you who couldn't make it, we've put together a short recap video so you can pretend you were there all along. 

Now that we have completely finished for the summer, the podcast frequency might drop a little but we'll continue posting them occasionally and come back in full force next academic year. See you then!

Games at the Show - Balance of Control

Welcome to our Games at the Show feature in which we will be talking to the creators of some of the games being shown at the End of Year Show. Today we have Balance of Control by Saiful Islam and Matthew Hoong.

What's your game called and what is it about?

Our game is called Balance of Control and it is about keeping the peace in the city streets from the two rival gangs.

Games at the Show - Aurora

Welcome to our Games at the Show feature in which we will be talking to the creators of some of the games being shown at the End of Year Show. Today we have Aurora, created by Samuel Barker and Shan Blackwood, with sound by Sam Conran.

What's your game called and what is it about?

Aurora is a romantic experiential game for two people. The particpants must coordinate to generate and ignite solar winds to compose a unique aurora.

Games at the Show - Apocalypse

Welcome to our Games at the Show feature in which we will be talking to the creators of some of the games being shown at the End of Year Show. Today we have Apocalypse, created by Jonathan English, Kin Chan and Jenny Rowe.

What's your game called and what is it about?

Apocalypse, it's a collapsing city with obstacles crashing down blocking your path to escaping.

Games at the Show - Fun Guy

Welcome to our Games at the Show feature in which we will be talking to the creators of some of the games being shown at the End of Year Show. Today we have Fun Guy, created by Supreet Kaur, Sam Aldridge, TzePing Tung and Pedro Guera.

What's your game called and what is it about?

Our game is aptly called Fun Guy, our main character is a mushroom with a mission. The dastardly rockers  have stolen the entire colour from 1960’s London, leaving it lifeless and drab, a shell of its former dashing self, and Fun-Guy is going to inject colour using his trusty guitar and hippiness.