Mitch has the week off, so Davey has drafted in an honorary Bargain Bin Gaymer: Alex Bestie from Australian indie games marketing and PR outfit The IndiEXP.
Nintendo announced the Ocarina of Time remake in a Zelda 40th anniversary Direct this week, so Davey and Mitch got on the couch with Pike the dog and watched the whole thing together.
Jake from the Melbourne Gaymers is on the couch for the September yapisode, and September is where 2026 gets busy. Gamescom, a State of Play nobody enjoyed, a surprise Mario Kart update, and a Release Radar long enough that Davey had to cut it in half.
Kevin built a dating app for queer gamers because nothing quite like it existed. Davey, who is married and has not been on a dating app in some time, was fascinated anyway.
We were not going to record this week. Then Rockstar put a 30 minute Grand Theft Auto 6 Extended Look on Netflix and that plan died. Recorded on Davey's couch on Sunday afternoon, straight after watching it together.
Joel Medina writes for GAYMING Magazine and the Los Angeles Blade, and has been playing tabletop RPGs since he was 17. If you have ever wanted to try D&D but had no idea where to start, or assumed it was not a space for you, this one is for you.
Mitch is back in the studio after several weeks of vague and persistent illness, which has at least had the benefit of giving him time to finish things. It is a yapisode, and August has not been quiet.
Davey flies solo for a chat with Max and Pablo from Cowboy Toad Games, the boyfriend team behind Nocturnals, about the sequel that's currently deep in development.
Last year, Dr Xavier Ho's work curating collections of queer games and queer digital artists is what first opened Davey and Mitch's eyes to how thriving the queer gaming scene really was. This week he's back to help them work out what's happened to it since.
Three gaymers, one couch at the Bulldog, and Xavier is back — for the first of two episodes. It's Yap Week, and there is a lot to unpack: Microsoft's brutal Xbox reset, the year of remakes we're apparently living through, and a genuinely optimistic argument that the middle tier of game development might be about to save the whole industry.
Duskfade does absolutely nothing new. After an hour with the PS5 demo, I'm not sure it needs to.
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