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Bit Storm

A comedy game design podcast by two guys who know nothing about comedy nor game design.Join Trevor Scott and Ben Slinger as they take prompts from random word generators, movies, game titles and more and turn them into occasionally hilarious but always interesting game designs.

Podcast · By Ben Slinger and Trevor Scott · English · Official site

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Aug 30, 2026
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  1. Episode · Aug 30, 2026

    Get Scrooged (opens the original)

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    Ben and Trev are back on Random Movies, hurling DVDs at each other and turning the pairs into game designs. This week: a narrative bowling game set on league night in a too-perfect 1950s town, where you pick which conversations to eavesdrop on between frames; a whistleblower conspiracy about a government cover-up of ancient sentient trees whose magical wood has quietly shaped history; a Christmas ghost who skips the redemption and simply steals his target's face and life, Face/Off style.

  2. Episode · Aug 23, 2026

    T9 Zork Phone (opens the original)

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    Ben and Trevor tackle the "Trust No One" theme for an upcoming game jam, using a random word generator to spark several high-concept designs: a puzzle game involving blocks of ice and a suspicious AI assistant, where the player must determine if the instructions provided to navigate the room are trustworthy; a high-stakes golf game set in Florida where you must manage a manual scorecard and determine if your opponent is cheating on their shots; a conspiracy-theory-driven investigation where the

  3. Episode · Aug 16, 2026

    Holy Water off a Ducks Back (opens the original)

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    Ben and Trev break out Random Movies, where they each pull a couple of random DVDs off the pile and mash the pairs into game designs. This week: a first person body swap where a dad and his son trade places in the middle of a life or death mission, and dying only makes you younger; a plane passenger who wishes her kid out of existence and has to work out which of her fellow travellers was secretly a genie; a co-op beat 'em up about two musclebound blokes who punch the demons clean out of the pos

  4. Episode · Aug 9, 2026

    Centaur Gymnast (opens the original)

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    Ben and Trev reflect on their success in the GMTK game jam, where their narrative-driven game about counting sheep and falling asleep placed in the top 10% for enjoyment and the top 1% for audio. This week, they dive into some wild new concepts: a heavy, atmospheric journey where a character must transport a single "strongbox" to a new home, navigating the physical and emotional weight of their possessions; a high-stakes, narrative-driven busking simulator where a struggling artist in a rainy ci

  5. Episode · Aug 2, 2026

    Press 'D' to Dog (opens the original)

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    Ben and Trev dig out Fucked Up Click Pitch for the first time in a good while, where a cursed word generator hands them one baffling word each to build a game around. This week: a goat who is thrilled to be sacrificed with a bread knife at a mountain summit; a periodic table of vegetables, assembled via particle accelerator; a hospital waiting room conspiracy that hinges entirely on a single nail hole; the story of how a washed up Duck Hunt dog gets his groove back; and more!

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