150 episodes
Roguelike Radio Andrew Doull, Darren Grey, Ido Yehieli etc.
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4.9 • 63 Ratings
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Roguelike Radio is a podcast dedicated to roguelikes. We'll be discussing old favourites like NetHack, Angband, Dungeon Crawl and Adom as well as newer releases and less well known gems.
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Episode 156: Roguelike Celebration event
We discuss the annual Roguelike Celebration event, with Noah Swartz, Em Lazer-Walker, Kawa and Darren Grey. Read more »
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Episode 155: Magic Systems
We discuss designing magic systems for roguelikes, with Owen (aka Scatha), co-developer of Sil, Alexei Pepers and Darren Grey. Read more »
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Episode 154: Jupiter Hell - Early Access
We discuss the kitchen sink school of game design, with Kornel Kisielewicz and Darren Grey. Read more »
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Episode 153: 7DRLs 2019
Discussion of the results of the 2019 Seven Day Roguelike Challenge, with Darren Grey, Tone, Andre Odendaal, Patrick Davison and Lachlan Kingsford (www.nerdygentleman.com). Read more »
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Episode 152: The Kitchen Sink
We discuss the kitchen sink school of game design, with Alexei Pepers and Darren Grey. Read more »
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Episode 151: Haque
Episode 151 of Roguelike Radio features Rob Parker and Eben Howard, with guests Hadley St. Clair and Kevin Cole, developers of Haque (steam and itch.io) This episode contains spoilers for story and gameplay elements in Haque Read more »
Customer Reviews
Roguelike niche
If you are a fan of Roguelike games, and perhaps also a developer of them, this is the one and only podcast for you!
Excellent show
I am a big fan of the show. I only actively play Jupiter Hell, Cogmind and DCSS but I enjoy hearing the stories and design philosophies of other roguelikes as well. Next time you do a Jupiter Hell episode (enjoyed the recent one) please ask about the use of noise in the game as in real sound representing the usual noise messages you’d get. Keep up the great work.
My love for this podcast is permanent
This podcast has a very special place in my heart, roguelikes are simply not properly understood by mainstream critics, and it's a genre which requires a wealth of knowledge to cover, and even just to play. I must admit that I was slightly disappointed that in their year end wrap up they didn't even mention my game of the year (shiren the wanderer on vita) but pobody's nerfect. If you have a passing interest in roguelikes or if you obsess about the pursuit of a perfect run, you will find something to like here.