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Skeleton Songs

Skeleton Songs

De : Lottie Bevan & Alexis Kennedy
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A games and literature podcast all about stories and game dev, from London-based indie developers Weather Factory. Currently all about making a CRPG with a two-person team.

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  • "Nuages"
    Aug 10 2026

    'You're a miniature Herod, wading in the blood of the innocents every morning...'

    We launch Travelling At Night's first public demo! Along the way, we talk about the game's 'Black Museum', AK's tussel with Django Reinhardt, how Tom Stoppard influenced the Incorporates' song on the soundtrack, and what cozy gamers really think of Weather Factory games. Impressions of The Nameless One from Planescape: Torment may, also, appear.

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    54 min
  • "Scarf Problems"
    Jun 1 2026

    Travelling At Night reaches an important milestone: the minimum length of a novel! We talk I/O Interactive, 'Harrison violations' and phatic speech, balancing rich personalities with empty roleplaying vessels and how to make difficult characters likeable - here's looking at you, Hokobald of Pocsind...

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    1 h et 7 min
  • "Mr Chi's Magic Emporium"
    Apr 27 2026

    "It's never lupus."

    Take a turn with us through some of the kookier parts of the Second World War (dropping unmeltable ice into Winston Churchill's bath; how French fashion defeated the Nazis; the British Army's self-mythologising stage musician; etc). We also talk about the importance of art being bold, an infamous bug in Hush House, and why we're aiming for Jason Bourne over James Bond in Travelling At Night.

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    53 min
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