GameHounds

A VR game in which you cannot see? How does that work? Matteo Lana, CEO of Tiny Bull Studios, explains it to Edie with their upcoming VR title Blind.

Edie visits the PAX 10 booth and chats with Sam Butin, producer for iNK Stories about their upcoming game 1979 Revolution: Black Friday, a dialogue driven storytelling game based on real-life stories of survivors of the 1979 Iranian Revolution.

Everything old is new again this PAX, and Edie teaks about it with Chris Claflin of Overload, the new game from the makers of classic shooter Descent. Overload is due out 2017 for PC and consoles.

Edie talks to Kevin Simmons of Astmmetric Games about their upcoming standalone point-and-click adventure game West of Loathing. It's the successor of the web-based Kingdom of Loathing. Due early 2017 for PC and mobile.

Day four of PAX West 16 starts with Edie and Andrew Shouldice of Secret Legend, a 3D isometric discovery game (in the spirit of games like Zelda) due out next year.

What does it mean to be American? It means GUNS, BABY!! Nicholas McDonnell, co-founder of Samurai Punk Studios, walks Edie through The American Dream, an upcoming over-the-top VR shooter/puzzler that puts the love of guns front and center. Guns, they're not just for shooting.

Edie plays Death Squared, a cooperative puzzler (in the same spirit of Portal) from SMG Studios. She speaks with Lee Richards of SMG.

Edie talks with Cyrus Nemati, writer and lead voice actor for Lunchtime Studios about Lords of New York, a long-developed poker RPG set in Prohibition Era Gotham, and the pivot the company recently made to the game by adding online multiplayer.

Steve PB talks with Lukas Reynolds, founder and studio manager of Flying Helmet Games, who showed us us Eon Altar, their mobile-enhanced, cooperative RPG for one to four players.

Steve PB talks to Ryan Luck, owner and director of OSnap! Game, working on Quasar, a space battle-arena game the developers hope to bring to e-sports.

Steve PB talks to Joonas Turner of Raw Fury games, who showed us Tormentor X Punisher, a Geometry-Wars-meets-Smash-TV battle arena game, planned to launch later this year.

Edie talks with Wilhelm Nylund, CEO of Landfall games, about Cluster Truck, a brutal platformer you will love and hate. Coming to Steam and consoles soon.

You never know who you might meet at PAX, and we ran across a familiar voice to the GameHounds community. Edie and former co-host Cooper Hawkes chat about what they've played, what they love and hate, and controversial topics that exact the expected obscenity-laced reaction from this past-king of potty mouths.

Edie chats with Martin Emborg of UltraUltra about their upcoming time-bending combat puzzler Echo, planned for the PC and console.

Edie speaks with Nathan VanHoughton of 34BigThings about Redout, the super-fast racer recently launched on Steam.

Edie chats with game-design legend Rand Miller about his new game, Obduction, the spiritual successor to Myst and Riven.

Steve PB talks to Ian Campbell of Boot Disk Revolution about his upcoming title Bleed 2.

Moving slow on day three of PAX West, Edie and PB recap what they saw on day two, what they loved, and what they hated.

Steve PB talks to Zack Marr about Teeny Titans, a Pokemon-like mobile game from Grumpyface Studios and Adult Swim Games.

Steve PB talked with Craig Sharpe of RetroDreamer about their top-down shooter Monsters & Monocles, available now on Steam Early Access.

Steve PB talks to Matt Small, co-founder of Vector Unit about their extreme jetski racing game Riptide GP Renegade available now on PS4, PC, and mobile and coming soon to XBox One.

Steve PB talks to Mark Allen from Kalypso Media about their upcoming fantasy RPG Vikings: Wolves of Midgard for PC and consoles.

Edie chats with Muke Ducarme of Berserk Studios about Just Beats and Shapes, an addictive co-op music survival game due out next year.

Edie speaks with Alexander Degtyarev, co-founder of Half Bus Games, about their drug-dealing sim (yes, you read that correctly) Basement, now available in Steam Early Access.

Edie talks to Ty Taylor, creator of Tumblestone, about future plans for this popular and well-received title. Available now on PC, PS4, XBox One, and Wii U.