Episode 184: Judson Cowan

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Don't Give Up Skeleton: A Dark Souls and Bloodborne Podcast

Jeremy Greer

194 episodes

9 months ago

Don't Give Up, Skeleton is a podcast inspired by one simple question: how did you get into the Souls games? Every week, Jeremy Greer interviews a guest about their own personal Souls story. Guests include a wide variety of people, both well known on the internet and completely unknown. Each episode is a bit different, with guests discussing what the games mean to them, whether it be a technical look into the inner workings, how NPC quest lines mirror personal relationships, fun and exciting lore stories, or lengthy discussions about the music in the games. Support the show directly at https://patreon.com/dontgiveupskeleton

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Episode 184: Judson Cowan

Don't Give Up Skeleton: A Dark Souls and Bloodborne Podcast

52 minutes 33 seconds

3 years ago

Episode 184: Judson Cowan

Hello skeletons! This week on the podcast, we are joined by Judson Cowan, who you might know if you've been following Souls stuff for awhile. Besides making some great videogame soundtracks (like Rogue Legacy 2), he's also the creator of Laudate Solis, the most perfect map of Dark Souls 1 that has ever existed. Until his new one comes out, anyway. We talk about his history with the games, the magic of making maps, and more. Enjoy!

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Links:

Judson Cowan (@Tettix) / Twitter
Dark Souls - Laudate Solis - Fangamer
Tettix – Tettix Games
Judson Cowan on Twitter — I'd like to tell you about how I made an extremely detailed and map of Lordran (a second time) for @tuneandfair 's #abyssalarchive.