In this episode:
This is an odd one. There’s a lot of puerile talk and sniggering, but hopefully we can make it through together. We talk about hard, pounding beats in various rhythm games that we love. Also, Aaron gives us his impression of The Gallerist and Level Up, Evan’s been playing Guitar Hero Live, and Dan’s been playing through Tales from the Borderlands.
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Episode 109 – Rhythm Games are Hard
Music: Theme for Harold (var. 2) by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a CC Attribution 3.0.
Links for the things we talked about:
Come check out our panels at PAX Aus 2015:
Play With Us: Wits & Wagers LIVE, Friday 30 October 2015, 9 pm, Kookaburra Theatre
Growing Local Board Game Design Communities, Sunday 1 November 2015, 3 pm, Dropbear Theatre
Rabbit Rush (also check out our podcast with designer Kevin Chen here)
Meg Jayanth to write on mobile RPG using Android: Netrunner setting
I Believe In A Thing Called Love
Get the original soundtrack here, and the metal remix here
Action Points! 
You talked about rhythm games without talking Rhythm Heaven.
🌧 Try again 💦
Also there’s Gunpey (DS), which is more a puzzle game with a little music integration. It has its own electronic music maker in there, too.
Hadn’t heard of Gunpey, but yes Rhythm Heaven was a criminal omission :p