
A love letter to space gaming, with interesting topics and developer interviews.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 51 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesLeisure | |||

Welcome, my friends, to our last show of 2025, and what a year it’s been for gaming! For example, my curator page’s best of list for this year is longer than any other year since I began keeping lists! On the topic of games of 2024, this week, Spaz, ... more
Hey friends, welcome to this week’s show! This week, Spaz, Julie, Thorston, and I talk about the things we’re thankful for in what’s been a pretty tumultuous year. We discuss both gaming and non-gaming things we’re thankful for, and surprisingly, we ... more
Hey friends, welcome to the podcast! First off, let me apologize for the audio. VoiceMeeter — the program I use to typically record our sessions — had a kerfuffle, and so I’m relying on the backup recording from OBS, which is the raw audio. It’ll lik... more
Hey friends, welcome to this week’s show! This week, Spaz, Julie, Thorston, and I have a semi-regular check-in, wherein we talk about what we’re playing and how we’re doing. Since we’re missing Jacob — who was sadly under the weather — it’s a slightl... more
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One stop shop for all things space games. Been a listener and patreon for years and it's worth it!
This podcast has it all:
- Regular technical difficulties like it is 2004. These guys have been doing this for years and still seemingly every other episode is plagued with repeated drop outs, missing audio, bad Skype connections, etc.
- Podcast hosts who don’t only not know how to competently podcast, but have little knowledge of the subject and make routine errors of fact.
- Hosts who regularly play games or look stuff up while recording the feed. Hey, it’s just talking. Why don’t you guys ... more
I wish I could give this a higher rating. I really do. But the hosts:
1) are not knowledgeable and constantly make the same major factual errors over and over
2) think they are the most hilarious people in the universe (a failing common to most mediocre podcasts)
3) usually record the podcast while playing a video game simultaneously, both rendering the discussion itself distracted and less interesting, and also somewhat unintelligible if you're not watching the simulcast video.
No one else ou... more
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The episodes featured cover a wide range of topics that revolve around space gaming, including both nostalgic discussions of classic titles and explorations of modern gaming innovations. Co-hosts often reflect on their personal gaming experiences while also engaging with their audience, fostering a community-oriented atmosphere. Noteworthy themes include a focus on developer interviews, indie game discussions, and the technical aspects of game design, such as 3D acceleration and procedural generation in popular games like No Man's Sky. The podcast highlights the blending of humor with technical insights, providing listeners with a dynamic mix of entertainment and education around the space-themed gaming world.
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