Music from Axe of the Blood God is courtesy of Lena Raine, composer of Celeste. Along the way, she gets some fresh insight into Darkest Dungeon 2, including how Red Hook Studios intends to tackle the story behind its growing universe. In a special interview episode of Axe of the Blood God, Kat sits down with Red Hook Studios developers Chris Bourassa and Tyler Sigman to talk about the making of Darkest Dungeon, the creation of its iconic characters, and its troubled ports to other platforms. Where to find us (Subscribe, rate, and review!) Alle Bestellungen sind Sonderanfertigungen und werden meist innerhalb von 24 Stunden versendet. Designs auf T-Shirts, Postern, Stickern, Wohndeko und mehr von unabhängigen Künstlern und Designern aus aller Welt. Every artist participating can help with flyer and poster distribution in their neighborhoods. Hochwertige Red Hook Studios Geschenke und Merchandise. Want to join in the conversation? Leave a comment and we may read it on the show! And don't forget to subscribe to the Newsletter of the Blood God for weekly thoughts on the world of RPGs. Red Hook Open Studios also needs volunteers to help promote and market the event, recruit artist/makers and do various important tasks such as hanging posters, distributing cards etc. Along the way, they sprinkle in some new insight about Darkest Dungeon 2, including how it will tackle the story this time around (it sounds like narrative will take center stage in a much more meaningful way this time around). Tyler Sigman and Chris Bourassa join me to talk about how Darkest Dungeon has improved since launch, the creation of its characters, and its somewhat troubled ports. I really enjoyed Darkest Dungeon when it came out a couple years ago, so when Darkest Dungeon 2 was announced recently, I knew had to get the folks from Red Hook Studios back on the pod.
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