Interview: Tali Faulkner of Penguin Colony
Umurangi Generation came out of nowhere and took our breath away. Six years later, designer Tali Faulkner is back with something wholly different, equally bold,
Umurangi Generation came out of nowhere and took our breath away. Six years later, designer Tali Faulkner is back with something wholly different, equally bold,
It's a packed news week (Epic Games vibe coding! Double Fine unionizing! WTF @ Total War!) and games week (Ocarina of Time! Penguin Colony! Slay the Spire?) on Remap Radio.
The Bears played their worst football of the year and got their butts whooped. Rob and Patrick are here to podcast and cope.
Can you hear it in the wind? That’s the sound of a new Dragon’s Dogma game, which heralds the arrival of Austin Walker on the podcast.
It’s rare video game stories tell angry stories of grief. Patrick recently had an opportunity to chat with two of the developers behind one such game.
Rob and Patrick spend 20 minutes in stunned silence, as the Chicago Bears continue their streak of what people seem to call “competence.”
With horrifying discoveries awaiting Rob inside the guts of the hot tub he inherited with his house, he approaches Patrick like a supplicant seeking wisdom and enlightenment on the subject of INFLATABLE hot tubs.
Aftermath's Chris Person joins the show to free-associate about retro gaming, the Steam Frame, David Graeber, vibe coding, and Control Resonant.
A week ago, Rob and Patrick were on the brink of throwing up their hands at yet another disastrous season for the Chicago Bears. Now…Super Bowl? Super BEARS?
It's been a long road but we're finally here, at the end of the Ocean's franchise! Janet's turn at the wheel ends with the sometimes excellent, often uneven Ocean's 8.
We begin the way we ended: Control Resonant. But we also have Xbox’s ongoing “reset,” the future of Bungie, Discord pushing age verification, and more.
On Sunday, Rob and Patrick almost saw the entire Chicago Bears season sink underneath an injury to quarterback Caleb Williams.
A conversation with the designer behind one of 2026's most pleasant surprises, and arguably the most unconventional take on hitting a golf ball since Wii Sports.
This month, Janet and Patrick played a bunch of co-op video games, including Chained Together, Runbow, Sickbay: A Big Adventure, and, yes, Roblox.