Enigma Variations discussion with Mark Greenshields and Darren Melbourne

Mark Greenshields and Darren Melbourne have a great chat with The Retro Hour podcast this week about how they got into game development, and the birth of Enigma Variations. Including discussions about the recent recovery work through Games That Weren’t:

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Enigma Variations discussion with Mark Greenshields and Darren Melbourne

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