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This isn't so bad. We can fix this. We are definitely not in a catastrophe. Mouthwashing is a bit-sized walking sim horror game that asks how do we handle the worst possible news. The answer is not well.

No more items in the consumable emotion list

Finally a very old piece of media that Gary and Kaye can agree on: Gumby. He’s a psychedelic little shapeshifter who hasn’t been relevant since the sixties, and he has but one single video game about him.

This is episode with the talking toilet. The singular most important character in all of the Breaking Bad-a-verse.

Kaye, Ben, and Dennis talk about Aska, Deep Rock Galactic Survivor, Vintage Story, and much more! The Grind: Ben: Aska. Kaye: Vintage Story. Silent Cleaning. Aberration Analyst. Anno 117. Dennis: Deep Rock Galactic Survivor. Elden Ring. The Multiplayer: What game has completely outshined and replaced its predecessors? The End Boss: ICE uses Pokemon theme song for ghoulish kidnapping video. Hideo K...

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Your eyes don't betray you. This isn't some kind of Thing-ified clone of our Bonefireside Chat episode. We reference The Thing a lot and we figured it was time we repay our respects for this legitimate Horror classic. So many modern films owe a debt to The Thing that it seemed unfair that we had not officially covered it on our horror movie podcast. Join us down in Antarctic for a most bone-chilli...

Beware the wrath of AFTRA.

Quarantine ends up being a very bad Doom clone, but instead of DoomGuy, you’re DoomCar, and you can only see five feet in front of you. And its snarl of lore is just too boring to pick apart. So instead we ask… what was the deal with the Three Tenors, and do you think you could take them in a fight?

Today we asked if Bloodlines is fun. The answer: No. :)

Kaye, Ben, Dennis, and Moxie talk about Borderlands 4, Silksong, No Case Should Remain Unsolved, and much more! The Grind: Ben: No Case Should Remain Unsolved. Moxie: The Division 2. Silksong. Kaye: Silksong. Dennis: Silksong. Borderlands 4. I Am Your Beast. The Multiplayer: Favorite game quotes and/or barks. The End Boss: Silent Cleaning markets cleaning products with a horror game. Splinter Cell...

There's a storm acomin', and all the animal-folk need to band together if we want to survive this one. Against the Storm is a unique city builder where saving up for big events it's what's going to keep you afloat. Dare you attempt to survive the storm?

The First Annual Everything To Guppy Push-up Competition

This reskin of a Goemon game is kind of fun and interesting, despite its problems. But the discovery of Cowboy Kid's amazing American cover art leads us into a deep well of appreciating the Gay Cowboy trope as a celebration of having fun with the guys. The "Life at the Outpost" video is required viewing.

This week we do two major dungeons, each with differing levels of quality. First, we seek out the Ankaran Sarcophagus at the Giovanni Mansion, which is empty as a tomb. But we can't open it! So we find an archaeologist captured by the Society of Leopold. Other Segments: Clan Chapbook: Giovanni Chronicles of Darkness: The Society of Leopold What do we know about the Ankaran Sarcophagus so far?

What's an upstart lawyer who's suddenly flush with cash from a perfectly legitimate retainer with a new client? Become someone's doppelgänger to spite them, and put on the best publicity stunt Albuquerque has ever seen!

Kaye, Ben, and Moxie talk about Silksong, Schedule I, the Mewgenics gameplay reveals, and much more! The Grind: Kaye: Silksong. Moxie: Silksong. Ben: Schedule I. The Multiplayer: What non-boss enemy always gets you? The End Boss: Mewgenics gets release date. Pacific Drive: Whispers in the Woods expansion is going to be very folk-horror.

Outer Wilds is a cozy adventure game about the thrill of exploration and the triumph of curiosity. You walk in the footsteps of a long-gone civilization to find your way out of a deadly time loop, ultimately triumphing and being reborn. The game's expansion, Echoes of the Eye, takes a bit of a darker tone. You explore an artificial world haunted by precursors who aren't quite as gone as you've bee...

This one's a treat for all the Aussies out there! A*Mazing was Australia's most beloved kids' game show in the 90s, featuring a tiny bit of competitive video game play between very easy trivia and searches for hidden objects in an obstacle course. And the entire thing was presided over by one of the most critical childrens' show hosts we've seen in our time doing this show. We cover two episodes o...

Future Will here.

Todd hates slime. He hates it when things get goopy. So he went to a planet full of it to exact his revenge. We, however, are indifferent to slime, and also think this game isn't too terribly bad. So we talk about the dead-end economics of the slime-content, and carousels for some reason.

This week we wrap up Chinatown with a little science experiment... performed on us. Our quest for the Ankaran Sarcophagus has led us into the underworld of the Kuei-jin, who want to subject us to something called the Belmont Protocol. Additionally, we do some standout side quests, with one massive addition from the Clan Quest Mod. Other Segments: Clan Chapbook: The Kuei-jin Chronicles of Darkness:...

Kaye, Ben, Jala, and Moxie talk about Metal Gear Solid Delta, Heartworm, SPRAWL, and much more! The Grind: Jala: Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc. Alterium Shift. Cyclopean: The Great Abyss. Trine 5: A Clockwork Conspiracy. Kaye: Metal Gear Solid Delta. Heartworm. Picross. Ben: PAX West. The Fate of the Fellowship. Moxie: SPRAWL. Fallen London. The Division 2. The Multiplayer: Put together an RPG...

Bob Mackey of the Retronauts joins Kaye this week to talk about Majora's Mask, whose pitch is that you only have three days to save the world, but you have as many three days as you want. This is the bleaker and more ambitious sibling to the beloved Ocarina of Time, and it's a standout title in its own right even if it's (wrongly, in our opinion) divisive. The inhabitants of Termina walk daily und...

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