Podcasts

This week sees all three of us being extra excitable since — for the first time ever — we got to record an episode in-person! The lack of Discord delays and occasional internet outages really...

This week, we’re trying something different on Indieventure: an interview!  We’ve wanted to interview developers on the podcast for a while now, especially those responsible for games that mean a lot to us. We’ve been...

Wow, how are we halfway through 2024 already?! No need to point out that we’re actually closer to 60% of the way through the year by the time this episode is released; better late than...

Unbelievably, it’s been almost exactly five months since the Indieventure trio last checked in and just chatted about what we’ve been playing recently — and with June being a touch busy, what with it being...

The UK is enjoying its annual two weeks of good weather and so the Indieventure crew have decided to get together and plan an indie game (well, indie-led) summer holiday! That's right, it's another list episode, featuring a whistlestop tour of some of the greatest vacation destinations in video games according to, as it turns out, three potentially nightmarish travel companions.

Happy Pride Month, Indieventurers! Regular listeners to this 100% LGBTQIA+-fronted podcast will know that we're not exactly quietly closeted for the other 11 months of the year, but this June we've elected to challenge ourselves to make an episode that is our gayest yet.

TOO MANY GREAT GAMES RELEASED IN MAY. Don’t get us wrong, we love being bombarded with cool indies but, MY GOD, May has been wild. In this episode, the Indieventure gang sit down to chat about this phenomenon and get into which games they played out of the torrent of releases.

The gang revisit 2023 to recommend some indies they missed.

It's been a while since the Indieventure crew did a group review, but here we are at last once again, this time having a proper gander at newly-released (by the time you hear this, anyway) stop-motion narrative adventure game Harold Halibut.

The Indieventure gang impart a list of their favourite short indie games that you can finish in a single evening.