IGH Podcast – Episode 2

Posted by Kyle Pulver on September 30th, 2012 in IGH Podcast

Stand back, because the Indie Game House is dropping another podcast bombshell on this blogosphere.

IGH Podcast - Episode 2

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We didn’t have a special guest this time, but we did have a lot to say!  I went to PAX at the beginning of the month, and Steve and Erin just got back from Fantastic Fest (and Fantastic Arcade.)  We touch upon the great new indie darling Mark of the Ninja by Klei, who is now setting the bar of quality for indie games even higher than it was before!  We also talk about Steam Greenlight stuff, and a whole bunch of other things.

Here’s a more detailed list of what was covered.

• PAX 2012
• Mark of the Ninja
• McPixel
• Indie Mega Booth
• PAX 10
• Offspring Fling!
• Snapshot
• Kert Gartner
• Video Games Awesome
• Awesome Video Games
• Offspring Fling Trailer
• Fantastic Fest
• Fantastic Arcade
• Hotline Miami
• Super Time Force
• Octodad 2: Dadliest Catch
• The Warped Forest
• Holy Motors
• Flicker
• Mark of the Mother Fuckin’ Ninja
• Tenchu
• Samurai Jack
• Spelunky
• Steam Greenlight
• Puzzlebots
• Dear Esther
• Waking Mars
• Incredipede
• Kickstarter
• Project Zomboid
• Black Mesa
• Towns
• Analogue: A Hate Story
• Humble Indie Bundle 6
• Faster Than Light
• Indie Game Houses
• Lone Survivor
• Slender
• Miracle with Kurt Russell
• Amnesia
• Dead Space
• F.E.A.R.
• Soundless Mountain
• Basement Gamedev Podcast

Once again, if you have any feedback for us then just let us know in the comments.  We have yet to improve our microphone situation, but hopefully down the road when this becomes a more regular thing we can invest in some better audio equipment.  This episode was recorded on just a Macbook microphone… we tried to use a Snowball mic but we couldn’t get it to pick us all up at a distance.  If anyone has any mic recommendations for a small group podcast we’re all ears.  I should also mention that I didn’t edit out the crickets this time, so you can experience the true sensation of being in the indie game house.

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