Davey and Mitch sit down to review the new Game Boy Colour game, Gas Station Story. https://www.gasstationstory.com/
Davey and Mitch review a lesser-known gay visual novel created by a single individual. Join the boys as they chat to author turned self-trained visual novel developer, Jax. This episode was a lesson in not judging a book by its cover, the power of storytelling, and the use of AI art in independently developed titles.
Join Davey, guest host Jake, and Triana Butler as they dive headfirst into the world of esports! Triana spills the tea on their unexpected rise as a championship team’s secret weapon, sharing wild stories from behind the scenes and what it’s like to be a walking good luck charm.
Davey and Jake sit down with Matt Frequencies, a Melbourne-based DJ known for his unique fusion of video game music and EDM. With a history rooted in the melodies of classic games like Sonic and Starcraft, Matt shares his journey from being a loner with an ear for gaming tunes to becoming a sought-after DJ in the Melbourne music scene. He reflects on the tragic loss of his brother and how it further solidified his passion for music, aiming to create immersive audio-visual experiences that resonate with fellow nerds.
On this episode of Bargain Bin Gaymers, Mitch and Davey welcome indie developers Tex and Niosis to chat about their enchanting game Key Fairy. It's a folkloric, pacifist bullet hell with hand-drawn art, a non-violent twist, and a whole lot of charm.They explore the game's unique art style, the challenge of designing intense yet peaceful gameplay, and how they made it accessible for all kinds of players. Plus, Tex and Niosis share their excitement over recent wins at gaming festivals and what’s next for Key Fairy. It’s cozy, creative, and full of queer joy; come hang out and get inspired.
This week, Davey takes Mitch on a pixelated trip down memory lane with two iconic blasts from the past: Sonic the Hedgehog on the SEGA Master System and Sonic 2 on the Mega Drive/Genesis. Will Mitch survive the 8-bit chaos and 16-bit speed, or will the retro charm leave him spinning like a broken loop-de-loop? More importantly, can these 34-year-old classics help Mitch decode the enigma that is Davey? Tune in for nostalgia, banter, and maybe a few rings lost along the way!
In this week’s deep dive, Davey and Mitch crack open the cartridge on Pokémon Emerald Seaglass (https://pokemonemeraldseaglass.com/), a stunning ROM hack that reimagines the classic GBA adventure through a queer-inclusive lens. The boys explore how LGBTQ+ developers are reshaping nostalgic games to reflect diverse identities, inclusive storytelling, and radical kindness. From character customisation to heartfelt narratives, this episode celebrates the power of ROM hacking as a tool for representation and community.
Davey and Mitch sit down with the mastermind of the Melbourne Queer Games Festival, Luke Miller. http://mqgf.com.au/
Davey and Mitch break down their initial impressions of Nintendo's new system. The highs, the lows, and the WTFs!
Straight!? It is an interactive visual novel that falls into the adult/NSFW category. However, developer Aaryn has infused meaningful characters, a compelling story, and important themes, making it a well-rounded experience. Davey and Mitch explore Aaryn's journey to bring his project to life. We think you will enjoy the insights into this deeply personal narrative that has resonated with thousands of people worldwide.
Davey and Mitch welcome superstars of the queer indie scene, Thomas and Nate from @fnifegames. This team have had the world on edge with a demo for their homebrew Game Boy title, Small Town Emo. Also, early footage of their second game, Shelflife Art School Detective, has been wetting appetites everywhere.
The team share their journey as developers and offer valuable insights to those new to the craft. Join us on a personal and often hilarious journey in this special episode of Bargain Bin Gaymers
In this episode of Bargain Bin Gaymers, Davey and Mitch dive into the world of indie game development with none other than Eniko Fox, the creative force behind the award-winning Kitsune Tails. From the highs of bringing a beloved indie project to life to the challenges that come with developing a retro platformer, Eniko shares candid insights on the journey. Plus, the surprising ways Kitsune Tails weaves queer representation into its nostalgic gameplay. Whether you're an indie dev, a platformer fan, or just here for the queer gaming discourse, this episode has something for you!
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