Episode 37: Hidden MovementEpisode 37: Hidden Movement
What should happen when a hider is found? Should hiders have a goal besides avoiding capture? Trevor, Ananda, and Charlie talk about Hidden Movement.
Episode 36: Captain SonarEpisode 36: Captain Sonar
How can you use attacks to reveal information? Do players need complex roles on a team? Charlie, Trevor, and Ananda listen for the enemy in Captain Sonar.
Episode 35: The Stifling DarkEpisode 35: The Stifling Dark
What does hidden movement look like when the hider is also the seeker? How can light be used as terrain? Trevor, Ananda, and Charlie shine a light on The Stifling
Episode 34: Scotland YardEpisode 34: Scotland Yard
How much information do players need to find a player that is hiding? What should you reveal? Ananda, Charlie, and Trevor search for Mister X in Scotland Yard.
Episode 33: Live at Protospiel Twin CitiesEpisode 33: Live at Protospiel Twin Cities
Ananda, Charlie, and Trevor hold their first-ever live episode as a panel at Protospiel Twin Cities, discussing three prototypes.
Episode 32: StorytellingEpisode 32: Storytelling
What makes storytelling games different from role-playing games? Why are stories so memorable? Charlie, Trevor, and Ananda talk about Storytelling games.
Episode 31: In This WorldEpisode 31: In This World
Can games be creative tools? Do games always need a winner? Trevor, Ananda, and Charlie craft realities that never were in “In This World”.
Episode 30: Wing ItEpisode 30: Wing It
Do goals need to be unambiguous? How do card combinations encourage creativity? Ananda, Charlie, and Trevor ad-lib silly solutions to ridiculous problems in Wing It.
Episode 29: Once Upon a TimeEpisode 29: Once Upon a Time
How do interrupts keep players engaged? What do goals look like in a game about telling a story? Charlie, Trevor, and Ananda struggle to control the narrative in Once Upon
Episode 28: Pattern RecognitionEpisode 28: Pattern Recognition
What skills are transferable across pattern recognition games? What makes a competitive puzzle different than a solo puzzle? Ananda, Charlie, and Trevor review pattern recognition games in this bonus episode.