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We're joined by Luke Williams and Tom Jackson from Bossa Studios, the team behind Surgeon Simulator, I Am Bread and their new project Worlds Adrift! Here's what we talked about on the show: A background of the studio itself, and it's origins. The culture of Game Jams and openness of being able to throw ideas around like "I want to make a physics based bread game." Tom and Luke talk about the origins of Surgeon Simulator back in 2013 Their thoughts on Lets Players and YouTubers like PewDiePie and NerdCubed playing their games. We cover Bossa's recent "Ashens Jam" We discuss the origins of I Am Bread and how an that idea for such an off the wall game came to be. Their ambitions with Worlds Adrift, what they're planning and how it's currently looking. Plus we talk about Steam, the Greenlight and Early Access platforms, we get their thoughts on Kickstarter and we also spend a little time talking about some of their most loved games and inspirations (spoiler: Zelda comes up more than a few times!)... Plus we ask them your questions that you sent in to the show! There's so much more we covered, why not listen to it now or subscribe to us on iTunes and get us on the go! Once again a big thanks to Luke, Tom, Poppy and Oliver from Bossa for letting this happen.

We're joined by Tom and Luke from Bossa Studios! Both Tom and Luke were key parts (lead developer and lead designer respectively) on Surgeon Simulator and I Am Bread, and for their next trick? They're working on Worlds Adrift! Here's just a small sample of what we covered with them on the show: A background of the studio itself, and it’s origins. The culture of Game Jams and openness of being able to throw ideas around like “I want to make a physics based bread game.” The origins of Surgeon Simulator back in 2013 Their thoughts on Lets Players and YouTubers like PewDiePie and NerdCubed playing their games. We cover Bossa’s recent “Ashens Jam” We discuss the origins of I Am Bread and how an that idea for such an off the wall game came to be. Their ambitions with Worlds Adrift, what they’re planning and how it’s currently looking. Plus we talk about Steam, the Greenlight and Early Access platforms, we get their thoughts on Kickstarter and we also spend a little time talking about some of their most loved games and inspirations (spoiler: Zelda comes up more than a few times!)... Plus we ask them your questions that you sent in to the show! There's also news on a school in the UK threatening to call the police if they find out parents are letting underage children play "adult rated" games. There's heaps of news from Ni

Adam, Keith and Jalil from Steamroller Studios are here to talk about Deadwood: The Forgotten Curse! A superb looking game that's still in production and currently available to back on Kickstarter. Here's what we talked about on the show: A background of the studio itself, and it's origins. The inspiration for Deadwood, as they describe how they arrived at the "Zelda meets Don't Starve" idea. The art style and direction, including how they're making an "Art Driven World" work. How the transition was from working on major projects in big studios (for example Avatar, Fantastic 4, Happy Feet and many more major blockbusters) to working on their own title with the own creative freedoms. We get their thoughts on Kickstarter and the idea of crowd funding in general They share some great stories from PAX East, including one boy who just couldn't get enough of Deadwood and the story of how one lucky fan won an incredible wooden carved Deadwood character! Plus we talk about Steam, the Greenlight and Early Access platforms, Indie Box and we also asked them your questions! There's so much more we covered, why not listen to it now or subscribe to us on iTunes and get us on the go! Once again a big thanks to Adam, Keith and Jalil for coming on the show and we look forward to having you back on when Deadwood comes closer to release

Steamroller Studios join us this week to discuss their up coming game – Deadwood: The Forgotten Curse. There's news on Hideo Kojima's departure from Konami after Metal Gear Solid 5. Nik's review of Cities: Skylines and Dan's review of Dying Light. Plus Google relaunching Google Live to take on Twitch and Minecraft news! Again a big thank you to Keith, Adam and Jalil for coming on the show, and if you enjoyed our talk with Steamroller Studios, you'll love the full interview when it's available this Wednesday! Links: Steamroller's Twitter, Deadwood Website, Deadwood on Kickstarter, Google's response to Youtube Live vs. Twitch Don't forget, next week we've got Bossa Studios talking about Surgeon Simulator, I Am Bread and their new game Worlds Adrift. Like the show? Hit the subscribe on iTunes button above, it really helps us out!

It's time for us to list our those games from 2014 that we'll never forget, some for the right reasons and some for all the wrong reasons. A few ground rules on the lists: The game had to be released in 2014 It could not be a re-release (so no GTA V for example) If you chose the game, you had to have actually played it. Because of this, it means that our list does not include any Wii U titles as neither of us own that console unfortunately!

This weeks show covers Destiny winning BAFTA's Game of The Year Award and Dan's review of the game. We bring you news on Upsilon Circuit a game that you can only play once and when you die, you can never play it again. The BBC have confirmed plans to create a GTA documentary/drama covering the origins of the game from DMA Design Studios back in 1997. Titanfall 2 has been announced, and it's not a Microsoft exclusive. Uncharted 4 gets delayed, and Sony and Nintendo argue over who sold the most consoles. There's news that State of Decay contained a bunch of dicks (literally), and would you believe it there's yet another crowd funded game that doesn't have permission to get off the ground? Plus we pay tribute to Sir Terry Pratchett, who sadly passed away earlier this week.

On this weeks show we cover the death of Maxis Studios, what does this mean for The Sims and SimCity? Metal Gear Solid V has a release date, plus details on the Collector's Edition. Plus a roundup of ‪#‎GDC2015‬ news, including details on two new/improved engines, Source 2 and Unreal Engine 4; as well as details on the Unreal Tournament alpha that was playable at the show. There's a chunk of MMO news, where Dan dispels WOW rumours about the game going free to play and explains what's really going on. Would you believe there's copyright infringement on Kickstarter from a Harry Potter game? And Dan and Nik share a story about tigers and rhinos in Far Cry 4.

After over 60 shows of the successful "In 5 Minutes" podcast with Game Breakers, Dan and Nik return after a hiatus with a brand new weekly show. The VGR Show! In our first episode we cover this weeks best (and worst) gaming news. On tonight's show: Peter Molyneux breaks another promise to his fans, but his old studios are doing something new with Fable Legends. Batman Arkham Knight has a new trailer, which splits our opinion, and it also comes with an "M - For Mature" rating. Rockstar has some good news, heists finally have a release date for GTA 5! Rockstar has some bad news, GTA 5 on PC is delayed! Dan gives his thoughts after playing Evolve. Kanye West is releasing a video game... Yeah, we're not making that up. Plus people microwaving their limited edition Majora's Mask Nintendo 3DS consoles and what we've been playing this past week.