The So Many Games Podcast is a monthly show produced by the team behind the video game review website So Many Games. Hosted by Jason, we invite video game creators to talk about their craft and the games they’ve made. Usually concentrating on the guest’s background in game development, the creative process behind their project, and their thoughts on game design and the industry.
We hope this is a place to come for developers to shine a light on their game through deep and meaningful conversation and for listeners to learn some new facts behind their favourite games.
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The So Many Games Podcast is a monthly show produced by the team behind the video game review website So Many Games. Hosted by Jason, we invite video game creators to talk about their craft and the games they’ve made.
Usually concentrating on the guest’s background in game development, the creative process behind their project, and their thoughts on game design and the industry.
We hope this is a place to come for developers to shine a light on their game through deep and meaningful conversation and for listeners to learn some new facts behind their favourite games.
The London Games Festival was held between the 13th and 19th of April 2026, and New Game Plus, the festival's indie game showcase event was held on the 16th and 17th of April.
We managed to attend New Game Plus on the 17th, and it was a fun, full day of talking with developers, trying out new games, and meeting familiar faces for the first time.
One of those faces was John Rogers from Gaming in the Wild, and he kindly agreed to hop onto this episode to share his thoughts on the event as a whole. We also highlight a few games that we played that deserve your attention.
While at the event, I also spoke with James Bruce – co-founder of Saltstone Studios – on their game The Pale Beyond as well as their upcoming spiritual successor, The Hearth and the Harbour. We did try to find a quiet spot to talk, but unfortunately some loud people found us, which was picked up on the mics. We did our best to remove them, but they were quite stubborn to leave the audio, unfortunately.
John Rogers Links
James Bruce Links
Wishlist Hearth and Harbour on Steam
Chapters
[00:00] Intro
[02:26] London Games Festival with John Rogers
[59:37] Music Break – Colony from The Pale Beyond Soundtrack
[1:01:13] James Bruce Interview
[1:27:25] Final Thoughts & Outro
[1:29:24] Messages from Creator Friends
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Intro/outro music by Jerden Cooke
Music Clip Credits
The following tracks were used in this episode.
Unstoppable – Wax Heads soundtrack, composed by Gina Loughlin
Colony – The Pale Beyond soundtrack, composed by James Bruce
Overture – The Pale Beyond soundtrack, composed by James Bruce
