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Bit Storm

By: Ben Slinger and Trevor Scott
  • Summary

  • A comedy game design podcast by two guys who know nothing about comedy nor game design. Join Trevor Scott and Ben Slinger as they take prompts from random word generators, movies, game titles and more and turn them into occasionally hilarious but always interesting game designs.
    Copyright 2024 Ben Slinger and Trevor Scott
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Episodes
  • 379: Use Chicken On ...
    Apr 21 2024

    With Powerjam 2 going on, Ben and Trevor jump into their favourite genre of games, adventure. They use this years prompt to delve into some adventure games and discuss what they would do for a one room adventure game. Some of the ideas involved in the adventure games discussed include:

    • The very sweary grandma from all the fairy tales and nursery rhymes is actually the same person who is under house arrest.
    • What if the adventure game UI became a real object in the game.
    • One guest at the party has a sensory deprivation "helmet" on their head.

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    36 mins
  • 388: Heimdall in Pieces
    Apr 14 2024

    Clicking some Pitches, Ben and Trevor improvise some random game designs, such as:

    a tense horror game set in an underwater exoskeleton;

    a golf game set in a fairy tale universe with visual novel elements;

    a kids adventure story exploring a mirror universe called The Back to Front;

    and more!

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    32 mins
  • 377: Protein Snack
    Apr 7 2024

    Ben and Trev return yet again to the well that is classic Click Pitch. The games discussed include.

    • What if Wash didn't die in Serenity?
    • A puzzle game where fire sprites try to set peoples houses on fire.
    • A puzzle game similar to The Room but this time it's an apparatus.

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    34 mins

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