Ben Daniels got a chance to speak with Olli Pelz from Almost Human games regarding their latest release,Legend of Grimrock.

We recently spoke with Robot Entertainment community manager and internet icon Justin Korthof about their latest project, Orcs Must Die! 2. Of course, he had excellent answers to all of our burning questions.

Special episode of Rocket Jump for this Friday, April the 20th. After missing it at PAX East, Jim Hunter talks with Eric Pope and Nick Chester from Harmonix about Rock Band Blitz, bowling, karaoke, and white mocha coffee.

This week, we’ve got Splitkick reader Chris McMillin. He goes by the moniker Ranhert which was the name of his first D&D character created at eight years old. Chris is currently 30 years old and has one daughter and anxious to have a second.

Now here’s finally someone who’s got my kid count under his belt! Splitkick reader David Hughes is 27 and has two girls and a boy, ages five, four and two respectively. He’s primarily a stay-at-home dad that holds a part-time retail sales position and is starting a new business called Hughes Performance Computers.

A new year, a new Gaming Dads post! This new year starts off with Ron Whitaker, Editor for GameFront.com. He’s 34 years old (like me!) and has been working in the gaming industry for eight years. Ron has one 6-year-old son and isn’t planning on having any others.

Last week, Gamefront’s Rich Grisham shared some of his experiences with us. This week, Splitkick superfan J.J. Mahoney joins the fray as we learn that not all can go perfectly with pregnancy. He’s a 36 year old Christian who works for a large government contractor in Washington, DC.

This week we have Richard Grisham, a 40 year old father of one, who is a software engineer for insurance companies and a freelance writer, primarily for the folks at GamesRadar. Rich has written over 600 pieces of gaming related content over the past 10 years.

Like Ken, Andy is a 32 year old father of one, with another on the way. He works for a small software company and handles all aspects of IT, including systems administration, network administration, customer support, and quality assurance. As long as it isn’t development, Andy takes care of it.

First up we have Dr. Ken Parker. A 31 year old public servant living in Australia whose primary job is planning ports for the maritime branch of the government. Dr. Parker has one daughter with another on the way.

We got a chance to talk with Artem Revva, Communications and Community Manager at Mountainwheel Games, about their upcoming graphic adventure title, Dead Man Zand.

Alan Wilson, Vice President of Tripwire Interactive was kind enough to give us a bit more insight into the development timeline and future plans for Red Orchestra 2.

I had a chance to have a more in-depth discussion with 11bit Studios Senior Writer Pawel Miechowski about their multi-platform success, Anomaly: Warzone Earth.

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