Greg Kasavin
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Sep 15, 2026
RussPANELIST
It never came, and I was, I was so angry about it.
RussPANELIST
And I just looked up the guy who wrote the article, and it's Greg Kasavin, who is, like... [laughs] He's the writer and-
Cary GolombPANELIST
Oh
RussPANELIST
... creative director at, uh, Supergiant Games.
Keiko FukuichiGUEST
But one thing that was a little challenging was...
Keiko FukuichiGUEST
Like, Hades Techist is written by Mr. Greg Kasavin, and his writing style is just fantastic and sometimes very fancy.
Keiko FukuichiGUEST
It's gods speaking to each other, so he does all the fancy stuff.
Keiko FukuichiGUEST
And another philosophy of me as a game translator is I think the game text shouldn't get in the way of gameplay, so I always want to make sure that the text is easy to read, and if the player reads it once, they can understand.
John CoxonHOST
But yeah, Laurie gave me her voucher, and there was some nice beer.
John CoxonHOST
I got chatting to Greg Kasavin at the reception briefly, and that was lovely, because we'd been on a panel earlier in the day, which went very well.
John CoxonHOST
And I chatted to Jennifer Sveberg-Yen as well, and that was also very lovely.
John CoxonHOST
But mostly hung out with fancast-y sorts of people.
Brian SkirchaHOST
I don't think I could say enough good things about the music that he brings to the table for every outing.
Brian SkirchaHOST
Greg Kasavin, the writer and designer.
Brian SkirchaHOST
And of course, Gen Z, the artist who brings so much character and craft into every single one of these games.
Brian SkirchaHOST
It's such a signature art style, use of color.
David KassonHOST
They recognize what Rocksteady had actually done.
David KassonHOST
Greg Kasavin at GameSpot wrote that no other PC game had so effectively combined so many seemingly incompatible elements into one highly polished game.
David KassonHOST
Reviewers compared it to Bioshock for its atmosphere, to The Legend of Zelda for its adventure design, to Metroid for its world layout.
David KassonHOST
But what really stands out is something even more simple.