Our final night of MAGFest 2019 brings us more indie games, 'Crossfire,' and the return of the food minute.

In night two of MAGFest 2019, we talk indie games, indie games, and the Mad Box.

For the first night of MAGFest 2019, we're joined by legal professionals, Twitch streamers, retro game designers, and more!

2018 comes to a close with some of our special guests coming on to talk about their favorite games of the year.

The Wardcast crew finishes out 2018 by deciding their top ten honorable mentions of the year.

Wardcast takes Best Games Played one step further this year: by debating the most Honorable Mentions of 2018.

Alex, Dylan, and Will determine the best games they played in 2018.

The Wardcast crew starts on the process of wrapping up 2018, fit with games, games, and plenty of Konami references.

Patrick Klepek joins the show to talk about fandom, authenticity, contemporary games criticism, and, of course, 'The Quiet Man.'

The Space Mace team comes on the show to talk their new game, ‘Joggernauts’!

Kahlief Adams — host of Spawn on Me — comes aboard to reflect on the past year of podcasting.

Kevin Regamey — creative director at Power Up Audio — drops by to discuss audio design solutions for their suite of indie game clients.

Noah Downs and Nelson Johnson join the show to take a look at Rockstar's labor issues in the wake of ‘Red Dead Redemption II.’

Dylan, Alex, and Will take an episode to discuss anything and everything about ‘God of War.’

Frank DiCola rejoins the show to discuss the release of Game Revenant's new game, ‘Where Shadows Slumber.’

We're joined by Justin Mitchell and Robby Ciszek to talk the return of indiepocalypse, childhood theft, and a Harry Potter RPG.

Narrative designer Kevin Snow joins the show to talk about narrative design, freelance financial vulnerability, Twine game influences, and more!

Matt "2Mello" Hopkins joins us to discuss composing music, sound design, and labor in games.

A blissful Croatian island is where we want to be, but instead we’re dealing with the unfortunate closure of multiple studios.

Adriel Wallick — organizer of Train Jam — comes on board to discuss trains, old millennials, acrophobia, and more.