Crow Jam

Georgia and Miriam get tricked into exploring the vast, cold depths of history-themed point-scoring games. Navigating via Junk Art, the Jetsons, and the aesthetics of propaganda, they launch an airtight concept for a 3D resource-management rocket-building game.

Georgia and Miriam take inspiration from the Forbidden games, Inception and AI-generated imagery to envision a dreamy co-operative game where everyone saves everyone else.  Can't see the video in your podcatcher? Catch it on YouTube: https://youtu.be/b-e0v4uNfoQ

Miriam and Georgia remember the Little Mermaid, Bargain Hunt, and every 90s kid's Shark Phase. They dig out an antique Go Fish card game mechanic and renovate it with a fun undersea theme and bluffing element. Will their investment pay off?????

Miriam and Georgia take a long detour through fridge poetry, text adventures and Taboo in pursuit of a game that's the opposite of Dixit. They create a surreal party game of art, poetry and communication. Watch the video: https://youtu.be/iiLEKpO2Zd8

Miriam and Georgia channel Robot Wars, Jamie Hewlett, a dieselpunk aesthetic and way too many hours spent playing Slay the Spire. They bolt together a mech building game with a scrapheap scavenging theme and a unique deckbuilder mechanic.

Miriam and Georgia experiment with video podcasting, and in the process make a simple abstract tile-laying game with a light chemistry theme. Can't see the video? It's on YouTube: https://youtu.be/4QV84O_Hve0

Miriam and Georgia take inspiration from Chucky Cheese, mascot costumes, and the Chameleon. They follow their noses and create a simple social deduction game with a musical theme and a cute, creative aesthetic. 

Georgia and Miriam channel escape room puzzles, mystery fiction, and the kids menu at a theme restaurant. They piece together a nostalgic, co-operative  challenge where two young friends solve a seaside mystery through correspondence.

Georgia and Miriam pull their inspiration from Paper Dungeons, puzzle platformers, and Song of Green Bastion. They try their best to stay on one page, sketching out a solo/co-op roll & write game which runs on two asymmetrical planes of reality.

Georgia and Miriam lift ideas from Homestuck, Colt Express, and the Ocean's 11 film franchise. They devise a co-operative heist-planning programming game with a classic casino theme. 

Georgia and Miriam draw on influences including 90s kids' gameshows, giant- sized jenga, and Party Quirks. They construct a colourful and rowdy building game with ever- changing rules for chaotic party time fun.

Miriam and Georgia throw around inspiration ideas from the Bella Twins to the Sims and classic fairy tale and fantasy tropes. They conceive a unique two-player co-op game that explores the teamwork of couplehood, challenging players to balance the adventuring work life with searching for their fantasy home.

Georgia and Miriam discuss influences including storytelling games, Rashomon, and Yoshi's Woolly World. They stitch together a semi-cooperative game of narrative one-upmanship, with a strong textile theme.

Georgia & Miriam take inspiration from Hanna-Barbera cartoons, push-your-luck games, and Granny Weatherwax's garden. They organically grow a wild and wyrd spooky euro game where exploration and exploitation are at your own risk!

Georgia and Miriam take inspiration from burrito bars, abstract art, and NMBR9. They wrap up this tasty episode with a concept for a simple and elegant tactile game for all the family.

For this spooky season episode, Miriam and Georgia are inspired by their deepest fears, the game mechanics they hate, and urban exploration footage. They create a chilling hidden-role game with a low-fi feel.

A sentimental 70s himbo and an adventure-loving red-panda boy each find themselves having an out-of-the-ordinary day. Miriam and Georgia spend an hour playing Totes! and exploring the game's unique system. Totes! is 'a recursive micro RPG about your packing list'. Designed for two players, the game uses items from each character's inventory to create new elements of another character's world. From...

Georgia and Miriam are inspired by graffiti crews, Last Message and anticapitalism. They write a hidden-communication game which encourages creative thinking and freehand drawing.

Georgia and Miriam are inspired by soil science, Trogdor! The Board Game, and alliums. In this pilot episode they pull together one of the weirdest farming game concepts you've ever heard.