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GI Show – Into The Breach, Konami Sorrow, Jordan Thomas Interview
On this week's Game Informer podcast, Ben Hanson, Matt Miller, Dan Tack, and Jeff Marchiafava start things out on a high note by singing the praises of Into The Breach from Subset Games. Then we mop up some discussions by having the editors who wrote the reviews for Kingdom Come: Deliverance and Metal Gear Survive explain why the gameplay let them down. After some great community emails, we're joined by Jordan Thomas from Question Games to talk about his time working on the BioShock series and the team's new game that combines elements from Left 4 Dead and Stranger Things called The Blackout Club.
You can watch the video below, subscribe and listen to the audio on iTunes or Google Play, or listen to episode 388 on SoundCloud. Also, be sure to send your questions to podcast@gameinformer.com for a chance to have them answered on the show and win a prize by becoming Email of the Week!
Our thanks to the talented Super Marcato Bros. for The Game Informer Show's intro song. You can hear more of their original tunes and awesome video game music podcast at their website.
To jump to a particular point in the discussion, check out the time stamps below...
2:30 - Game Informer's 300th Issue Party at Fulton Brewery
3:25 - Into The Breach
23:05 - Kingdom Come: Deliverance
35:35 - Metal Gear Survive
46:40 - Konami's Future
51:25 - Chrono Trigger on Steam
56:55 - Moss on PlayStation VR
58:55 - Fable Fortune
1:00:40 - Part Time UFO
1:03:30 - Community Emails
1:04:50 - The #GIShowChallenge
1:58:45 - Jordan Thomas The Blackout Club Interview
2:35:08 - Metal Gear Survive Spoilers/Lore
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