Hosted by So Many Games · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 19 episodes
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Though we love to write video game reviews for our website, sometimes it’s nice to discuss them with other people in real time. In this monthly podcast, the So Many Games writers sit down and discuss indie gaming through a few different formats. From deep discussions, interviews with developers, and catch-ups with the crew, we hope there will be something for everyone here.
So Many Games hosts The So Many Games Podcast, a leisure show with 19 episodes published.
Adorable Adventures is a recently released indie game where you take control of a boar called Boris. The aim of the game is to run around to find your sibling and free your mom by following scents. Steven ter Heide is th
In a major pinch-me moment, we welcomed Sean Velasco and Alec Faulkner to the podcast to discuss their newest game, which isn't Shovel Knight. Their Zelda-like, Game Boy Colour-styled game, Mina the Hollower, is due to b
The London Games Festival was held between the 13th and 19th of April 2026, and New Game Plus, the festival's indie game showcase event was held on the 16th and 17th of April. We managed to attend New Game Plus on the 17
Concept art has been used in video game development for years and years, and yet we don't really know much about the role it plays in game development. It may seem like a question that answers itself, but I asked veteran
This month we had the opportunity to talk to Adam Stjärnljus & Klas Eriksson, the creative director and main writer of Planet of Lana and the sequel Planet of Lana II: Children of the Leaf. The conversation was delightfu
Tom Eastman from Trinket Studios joins us for this month's episode to discuss their recently released deck-builder, narrative adventure Battle Suit Aces. Tom shared some fascinating insights into the game's development,
Jakefriend is a solo developer from Canada. The first act from his debut game, Scrabdackle, has recently been released, and Jake was very kind in spending some of his rare spare time to talk to us about the game. Jake sh
We are back with part 2 of our AdventureX coverage. This episode is very much an Old Skies special, as we talked with the composer of the game, Thomas Regin, and the writer, Dave Gilbert, while at AdventureX. We round of
AdventureX is a narrative adventure gaming event held annually in London, and we took ourselves along for this year's offering. Find out how we found the event and how we found the game selection, and we report on the pa
Episode 9 of The So Many Games Podcast finally brings not only one of the best video games created to the podcast but also its Creator Director, Remy Siu. We have an insightful conversation on the game, from Remy's goals
We break from the usual format to bring you a deep discussion on one of this year's biggest games, Hollow Knight: Silksong. Jason is joined by fellow So Many Games writers Matt and Erik to share their experiences of thei
This month we sat down with Game Director and Co-Founder Oli Clarke Smith, Technical Director and Co-Founder Phil Crabtree and Art Director Rachel Noy from Kaizen Game Works to discuss their latest video game, Promise Ma
For episode six of the podcast, Jason was joined by voice actor Sally Beaumont. Sally has been a staple of video game voice acting, starring in many high-profile games including Harold Halibut, Loco Motive and Old Skies.
In this episode, some of the So Many Games crew sit down for a roundtable discussion, with the hope that not only will you get to know us a little better, but also for us to get to know each other a little more too. Tofr
For episode four of the So Many Games podcast, we are joined by two fantastic people. Firstly, So Many Games writer and podcaster Erik Lunde joins in the fun as co-host on his first appearance on the podcast. And for our
This episode of the podcast brings two developers of the puzzle RPG game Arranger: A Role-Puzzling Adventure to So Many Games. The designer and programmer of Arranger, Nico Recabarren, and the game artist, David Hellman,
Episode 2 of the So Many Games podcast is filled with Ultros goodness as we welcome the narrative designer of the game, Pelle Cahndlerby and the writer of the upcoming Lost in Cult Design Works Ultros book, John Rogers,
After finishing Citizen Sleeper 2, we were bursting to talk about our experiences. So, Jason and Tofr did exactly that, and so The So Many Games Podcast was born. Here, we discuss the original game before jumping into a
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Dave Gilbert
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1 appearance on this show
Dave McCabe
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1 appearance on this show
Erik
Captain · Free League Publishing
1 appearance on this show
Matt
Dungeon Master · The PreMo Podcast
1 appearance on this show
Jason
Pastor · Exciting and New Podcast
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Jenny Windom
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