1. Avoiding the Apocalypse

from Furidashi Game Design Academy · host Nicholas Theisen

In this first episode Lauryn and Nicholas discuss 2007's Bioshock, ludonarrative dissonance, and what it means to make choices in games with real moral consequence. All this, as the world seems to be falling apart around us.

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