Britt and Cullen of Doinksoft return to talk about Dark Scrolls, their recently announced platforming auto-scroller with online co-op! Learn about their process of creating a game that bridges modern sensibilities with retro vibes, and learn to speak the secret language of the goblins!

The Witcher has come to Reigns! Dandelion regales crowds with (often exaggerated) tales of Geralt's monster-hunting adventures in Reigns: The Witcher! Hear from Nerial's AJ Kerr and Oscar Harrington-Shaw as they regale you with stories of adapting the rich world of The Witcher into a Tinder-swiping narrative, collaborating with CD Project Red, and reaching toward a definition of art in videogames.

Celebrating two hundred episodes of this very silly Devolver Digital podcast, we wrangled TWENTY FIVE different Devolver team members to answer seven questions about Devolver and the ForkCast! So buckle up for The Megainterview and thank you for listening!

JM and Jared talk nonsense for about an hour. Hopefully in a pleasing, second screen kind of way :D

Praise the Lamb! Woolhaven has come! To celebrate the launch of Cut of the Lamb's new expansion, Jojo Zhou and Harrison Gibbins of Massive Monster indoctrinate Forkcast listeners with parables pertaining to the creation of this beloved game!

New year! New Game! Quarantine Zone has spread across the world, and to celebrate its viral success Igor Korpak and Evgeniy Guliya of Brigada Games infect this episode of the ForkCast to tell all about how this zombie checkpoint simulator metastasized across the internet.

Alleged PC Release Manager and notorious indie-fanatic Amulya Datla educates JM and Jared on some of the more important business aspects of how to get people to notice games. In a marketplace bursting with exciting new titles to play, discounts and bundles can make the difference between success and anonymity.

Devolver Digital Engineer and holiday hero, Santa, takes a break from his constant coding to talk about developing Twitch Extensions for games. How do they work? What do they do? And how do you make them a part of your game?