Welcome to Episode 3 of The Kotaku Australia Podcast! Each week, David and Ruby discuss the biggest upcoming releases and all the games they’ve been playing lately.

This week: David's been playing Like A Dragon: Ishin, and Ruby tell us why you should play Slime Rancher 2.

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Welcome to Episode 3 of The Kotaku Australia Podcast! Each week, David and Ruby discuss the biggest upcoming releases and all the games they’ve been playing lately.
This week: David's been playing Like A Dragon: Ishin, and Ruby tell us why you should play Slime Rancher 2.
Head here if you want to see more Australian gaming content from Kotaku Australia: http://trib.al/d7EeR7T  
Follow us on social for more updates on what's happening across the gaming world:
f: https://www.facebook.com/KotakuAustralia t: https://twitter.com/KotakuAU ig: https://www.instagram.com/kotakuau/ twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/kotakuau

Kotaku Australia's managing editor David Smith and reporter Emily Spindler take listeners through the games they're currently playing, with honest reviews, clear-eyed critique, and a uniquely Australian sense of humour. See (and hear) games differently.

Kotaku Australia's managing editor David Smith and reporter Emily Spindler take listeners through the games they're currently playing, with honest reviews, clear-eyed critique, and a uniquely Australian sense of humour. See (and hear) games differently.

Kotaku Australia's editor David Smith and writer Ruby Innes chat about the biggest events in gaming of the week, the latest releases, and what they're playing.

The Kotaku Australia Podcast

Kotaku Australia's editor David Smith and writer Emily Spindler chat about the biggest events in gaming of the week, the latest releases, and what they're playing.

Kotaku Australia's editor David Smith and writer Emily Spindler chat about the biggest events in gaming of the week, the latest releases, and what they're playing.

The Kotaku Australia Podcast: Episode 3 - I Met God And He Sold Me These Pokemon Cards

Welcome back to the Kotaku Australia Podcast for Episode 35! It was Halloween when Emily and I recorded this episode, and we used it as an opportunity to talk about some of our favourite scary games, including Amnesia and Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem!

Meanwhile, I've been playing Super Mario Bros. Wonder, and I'd like to yell about how good it is for a bit. Thank you for indulging me.

A bit of a sad announcement: though the show concludes with Emily and saying we'll see you next week, it turns out we won't. This is the final episode of The Kotaku Australia Podcast. Our aural experiment has come to an end -- for now. We have plans to create more video and pod content in the future, but for now, we are putting this particular project to bed. Where will be pop up next? Who knows.

This feed will be come an archive of every episode of the show, and we may update it from time to time in the future when we have an interview or review we feel is podcast worthy.

Thank you for listening, for watching, for reviewing, for telling your friends about our show. We're grateful and we've loved making it for you.

See you round, Space Cowboy.

Welcome back to the Kotaku Australia Podcast for Episode 35! It was Halloween when Emily and I recorded this episode, and we used it as an opportunity to talk about some of our favourite scary games, including Amnesia and Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem!
Meanwhile, I've been playing Super Mario Bros. Wonder, and I'd like to yell about how good it is for a bit. Thank you for indulging me.
A bit of a sad announcement: though the show concludes with Emily and saying we'll see you next week, it turns out we won't. This is the final episode of The Kotaku Australia Podcast. Our aural experiment has come to an end -- for now. We have plans to create more video and pod content in the future, but for now, we are putting this particular project to bed. Where will be pop up next? Who knows.
This feed will be come an archive of every episode of the show, and we may update it from time to time in the future when we have an interview or review we feel is podcast worthy.
Thank you for listening, for watching, for reviewing, for telling your friends about our show. We're grateful and we've loved making it for you.
See you round, Space Cowboy.

Episode 35: Do You Like Scary Video Games?

Welcome back to The Kotaku Australia Podcast. It's a show about video games, and this week, Lauren Rouse from Lifehacker Australia returns to screech obsessively with me and Emily about Spider-Man 2 and why we think it's one of the year's best games.

Also: we're on the road for SXSW Sydney! Keep an ear out for fun interviews and more from the show!

Thanks as always for giving our weird little show a listen.

Welcome back to The Kotaku Australia Podcast. It's a show about video games, and this week, Lauren Rouse from Lifehacker Australia returns to screech obsessively with me and Emily about Spider-Man 2 and why we think it's one of the year's best games.
Also: we're on the road for SXSW Sydney! Keep an ear out for fun interviews and more from the show!
Thanks as always for giving our weird little show a listen.

This week, David, Emily and Lauren Rouse from Lifehacker Australia are chatting about Spider-Man 2 and why it's one of the year's best games.

Episode 34: Let's Talk About Spider-Man 2

Welcome back to The Kotaku Australia Podcast. It's a show about video games, and this week, we've got a special episode for you!

This week on the show, we're doing something a little bit different. During PAX Aus last weekend, we caught up with South Australian game developer Chantal Ryan. You might have heard of her game DarkWeb Streamer -- you may have even played it, if you stopped by their booth at the show. Chantal's interview with Emily was so fascinating and wide ranging we decided that make it this week's episode of the podcast. If you've not heard of Chantal before, or heard her speak about her craft, we're very excited to introduce you.

Chantal is as much an anthropologist as she is a game designer, interested in people and what makes them tick. It is this willingness to burrow into the human psyche that has made DarkWeb Streamer, the first game from her South Australian studio We Have Always Lived In The Forest, one of the most hotly anticipated local titles in years.

In this interview, Chantal speaks with Emily on her extremely unorthodox pathway into gamedev, how her deep study of the Geocities-era of the internet informed DarkWeb Streamer, and why she thinks the internet of today feels so bereft of personality by comparison.

Head here if you want to see more Australian content!: http://trib.al/d7EeR7T

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Welcome back to The Kotaku Australia Podcast. It's a show about video games, and this week, we've got a special episode for you!
This week on the show, we're doing something a little bit different. During PAX Aus last weekend, we caught up with South Australian game developer Chantal Ryan. You might have heard of her game DarkWeb Streamer -- you may have even played it, if you stopped by their booth at the show. Chantal's interview with Emily was so fascinating and wide ranging we decided that make it this week's episode of the podcast. If you've not heard of Chantal before, or heard her speak about her craft, we're very excited to introduce you.
Chantal is as much an anthropologist as she is a game designer, interested in people and what makes them tick. It is this willingness to burrow into the human psyche that has made DarkWeb Streamer, the first game from her South Australian studio We Have Always Lived In The Forest, one of the most hotly anticipated local titles in years.
In this interview, Chantal speaks with Emily on her extremely unorthodox pathway into gamedev, how her deep study of the Geocities-era of the internet informed DarkWeb Streamer, and why she thinks the internet of today feels so bereft of personality by comparison.
Head here if you want to see more Australian content!: <a href="http://trib.al/d7EeR7T">http://trib.al/d7EeR7T</a>  
Follow us here for more updates on games and the gaming world:
f: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/KotakuAustralia">https://www.facebook.com/KotakuAustralia</a>
t: <a href="https://twitter.com/KotakuAU">https://twitter.com/KotakuAU</a>
ig: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/kotakuau/">https://www.instagram.com/kotakuau/</a>
twitch: <a href="https://www.twitch.tv/kotakuau">https://www.twitch.tv/kotakuau</a>
tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/kotakuau

Chantal Ryan of We Have Always Lived In The Forest, lead dev on the upcoming South Australian horror game DarkWeb Streamer, joins Emily and David for a chat about games, her interest in anthropology, and why the internet isn't as fun or weird as it used to be.

The Kotaku Australia Podcast: Episode 3 - I Met God And He Sold Me These Pokemon Cards

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