Good evening. You are listening to Three Moves Ahead, and I'm your host, Rob Zakeney.

Joining me today, we have our friend, PC Gaming Master of Horse for GamesBeat Rowan Kaiser.

Major Domo of PC culture.

Okay, got it. I'll remember that for the next time.

And we also welcome Luke Plunkett contributing editor at Kataku.

Hello, everybody. Nice to be here.

So this week, we're going to be talking about Black Lab games, Battlestar Galactica,

Deadlock, which they published with Slytherine. And Luke, I wanted you on this show because,

to a degree, you were one of the people who brought this to my attention.

Like, Slytherine PR had reached out and, you know, asked if I want to take a look at it.

But I wasn't really too curious about it until I saw you writing about it on Kataku with a bit of an air of surprise

that after all this time we had a

good Battlestar Galactica game. So I guess I was, you know, I was hoping you can sort of lead off

with what is Battlestar Galactica. And why is it such a surprise? Well, it's a surprise

because like I sort of implied in the coverage for Kataku, we haven't

really had good Battlestar Galactica games, which given the nature of the property, was

always kind of surprising that, you know, it's been, what, has it been over 10 years since

that show started, which was, you know, you think that's ample time for

somebody to cobble together some kind of official strategy game or Starfighter game or something

that sort of made the best use of this license. And nobody ever had. But, you know, me being this

complete Battlestar Galactica tragic, who had very recently only just actually rewatched the series

again for the first time since I think it actually ended originally.

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