Paper Labyrinths
Paper Labyrinths
Podcast Description
Paper Labyrinths is a podcast about overlapping disciplines of game design. Join Nic Tringali and Brendan McLeod as they have conversations with designers, artists, critics, and others whose work exists at the intersections of video games, analog games, and other forms of media.
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Content Themes
The podcast covers themes such as the intricacies of game design, the art of character relationships, and the challenges of translating analog games into digital formats, with episodes featuring discussions on projects like Citizen Sleeper 2 and the mechanics of dice-driven games.
Paper Labyrinths is a podcast about overlapping disciplines of game design. Join Nic Tringali and Brendan McLeod as they have conversations with designers, artists, critics, and others whose work exists at the intersections of video games, analog games, and other forms of media.
We talk with Sophie Abromowitz about stage comedy, worldbuilding through systems, FROMSOFT games as detective stories, and the origin of the hot dog.
Follow Sophie on Instagram (https://instagram.com/soph.abromowitz) and check out her portfolio at https://sophieabromowitz.cargo.site/
HOT STREAK is available from CYMK games: https://www.cmyk.games/collections/games/products/hot-streak
Read Sophie’s short story JAN IS IMPORTANT on Joyland: https://joylandpublishing.com/fiction/jan-is-important/
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Paper Labyrinths is hosted by Nic Tringali (https://blog.enceledean.com/) and Brendan McLeod (https://brendanmcleod.dev)
Our theme music is by Megan Carnes (https://www.megancarnesmusic.com/)
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