Welcome to Episode 8 of The Kotaku Australia Podcast!

Each week, Kotaku Australia's editor David Smith and writer Ruby Innes discuss the biggest upcoming releases and all the games they’ve been playing lately.

This week: David gushes about one of his potential GOTY's, indie horror game Dredge from New Zealand studio Black Salt Games. Ruby has fallen madly in love with a werewolf, which exist in a game she has fallen madly in love with: Wylde Flowers by Studio Drydock.

Then, we chat through the coming week's biggest releases, including Crab Champions, Meet Your Maker, Moviehouse: The Film Studio Tycoon, Across the Valley VR, and more!

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Welcome to Episode 8 of The Kotaku Australia Podcast!
Each week, Kotaku Australia's editor David Smith and writer Ruby Innes discuss the biggest upcoming releases and all the games they’ve been playing lately.
This week: David gushes about one of his potential GOTY's, indie horror game Dredge from New Zealand studio Black Salt Games. Ruby has fallen madly in love with a werewolf, which exist in a game she has fallen madly in love with: Wylde Flowers by Studio Drydock.
Then, we chat through the coming week's biggest releases, including Crab Champions, Meet Your Maker, Moviehouse: The Film Studio Tycoon, Across the Valley VR, and more!
For more Australian gaming content from Kotaku Australia: <a href="http://trib.al/d7EeR7T" data-stringify-link="http://trib.al/d7EeR7T" data-sk="tooltip_parent">http://trib.al/d7EeR7T</a>
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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.

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