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90s Kids Will Remember This: Research says part of your brain is dedicated to recognising Pokémon
Too bad if you wanted to use it for something else, if you played Pokémon in the 90s part of your visual cortex has specialised in recognising them all.
Episode 120: Hamish Wagstaff (Double Shot) & two very different approaches to crunch
"What does it mean to be indie?" Freeplay Festival celebrates 15 years
Pixel Sift Plays: Hunt 'N Sneak with James Koehne
Episode 119: Neil Rennison (Table of Tales) & Neil's storied career in games
Episode 118: Katie Stegs (Critter Clash) & should all games have an easy mode?
All you need to do is just fly and chill in Samurai Punk's brand new game Feather
Fly, hang out with your bird-mates, and listen to cool ambient tunes in Samurai Punk's Feather.
Pixel Sift Plays: Freedom Fall
It's the fifth anniversary of Stirfire Studio's Freedom Fall this year, so it seemed a perfect opportunity to jump into one of Perth's finest indie games.
We're Finalists at the 2019 Australian Podcast Awards!
Episode 117: Matt Sanderson (Mars Underground) & parents spending 34% more on games than last year
We're Finalists at the 2019 Australian Podcast Awards!
Episode 117: Matt Sanderson (Mars Underground) & parents spending 34% more on games than last year
Robin Vilain wants everyone to be able to enjoy games
Pixel Sift Plays: Armello
Episode 116: Owain Bolt (Dismantle: Contruct Carnage) & game developer job losses around the world
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Episode 120: Hamish Wagstaff (Double Shot) & two very different approaches to crunch
Head back to a past that never was in Double Shot, an 1980s inspired neon cyberpunk VR bartending shooter.
Pixel Sift Plays: Tales of the Neon Sea
If you're up for a cyberpunk noir adventure game, then Tales of the Neon Sea might be just the lead you're chasing to blow this case wide open.
90s Kids Will Remember This: Research says part of your brain is dedicated to recognising Pokémon
Too bad if you wanted to use it for something else, if you played Pokémon in the 90s part of your visual cortex has specialised in recognising them all.
