On this episode, we welcome our first guest! Drumroll please.... it's Georgia Dow! Georgia graces us with her adorable laugh, her Canadian niceness (which she denies!) and she also gives us some therapy and inspirational speeches! 

We also talk about the Monument Valley expansion, IAPs, moms in games, what old games should be on tablets, scaring people with spiders and fake vomit and much, much more!

On this episode, we welcome our first guest! Drumroll please.... it's Georgia Dow! Georgia graces us with her adorable laugh, her Canadian niceness (which she denies!) and she also gives us some therapy and inspirational speeches! 

We also talk about the Monument Valley expansion, IAPs, moms in games, what old games should be on tablets, scaring people with spiders and fake vomit and much, much more!

In this episode we talk about new games that look old, chuckle at the apparently difficult journey to remaster Grim Fandango and mull what is and isn't a game. Wait! Don't get upset! It's actually a good thing that this conversation is happening about games and you KNOW you want to find out why.

We also reveal who our first ever guest on the show will be (or, err, repeat what we've tweeted already), Anna is disappointed by a game, Jessica continues to be terrified by The Last Door, we try to bribe you for iTunes reviews, and much, much more!

BOO!!! We recorded this episode on Halloween so we talk spooky, scary games, old games newly released, old games we're still waiting for, the rise of mobile gaming, some games we can't believe are on mobile and much, much more!

So lock your doors, DO NOT go upstairs, DO NOT answer the phone, DO NOT turn off the lights and enjoy the show!

Don't forget to review us on iTunes and follow us on Twitter or we'll come and scare you.

This week we take our first listener question (SQUEEEEEE!!!), talk classic adventure games and discover that Jessica is a fraidy cat who got spooked playing Gone Home. Meanwhile, Anna is hooked on Smash Hit and, on a more serious note, really liked Depression Quest.

We also rant about people who only like a narrow subset of games, because what fun is that?!!

So please don't harm any hamsters, sit back, relax and enjoy the show! Psssst, and review us on iTunes please! And follow us on Twitter.

Funding is down for game Kickstarters and we try to figure out why! Or, um, maybe discuss the really obvious reasons that everyone knows about. 

We also talk about upcoming games at least one of us is excited about, a game NO ONE should play and finally... addictive games. Why are they so addictive and what are we currently addicted to? So kick back, play some Threes and enjoy the show.

Jessica premieres her brand new (albeit likely temporary) catchphrase, we discuss the news of the week including some sexist, offensive douchebaggery from Asus and shake our heads over Serena for a multitude of reasons.

So please don't forget to throk the grass, dear listeners, and also don't forget to review us on iTunes.

In this episode, we get excited about our brief Twitter fame (OH EM GEE) and learn that vindication is OURS!!! 

We also bemoan the fact that the Steam curation tools might not be all they're cracked up to be, gush about The Room games since a new one is coming soon and ponder the ethical dilemma of walkthroughs. Are they cheating or not? 

Don't forget to review us on iTunes! We will show our gratitude by buying you a Tesla and a cupcake! ***DISCLAIMER: Total and utter lie, we will NOT do any of that.***

Wooohooo, we made it to episode two! Wait, that's not really a big accomplishment. Or is it? You tell us, dear listeners. 

On this episode we talk about Steam's new discovery tools, SQUEEEEE about the impending Monument Valley expansion and talk waaaay too much about Desert Golfing and how games like it and Monument Valley are wonderfully relaxing. So make yourself a chamomile tea, put on a moisturizing mask and your spa robe and enjoy the show.

Hey look, it's the inaugural episode of Unconsoleable!

Learn more about your co-hosts, Anna and Jessica, our decidedly unimpressive gaming histories, why the heck we are doing this podcast, and why we game the way we do.