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Friday Night Funkin’, a rhythm game credited with keeping Newgrounds relevant in the 2020s, is actually pretty good. The music works better than the visuals, and the fan community is really… enthusiastic… but there’s not much to hate here. So instead we talk about Gary’s trip to San Francisco, where he got mindfreaked.

Kim tries to score a new client for HHM, and we begin our long journey into the madness that is Mesa Verde.

Kaye, Dennis, and Moxie talk about Quarantine Zone: Last Check, DeadCore Redux, Robocop: Rogue City, and much more! The Grind: Kaye: Quarantine Zone: Last Check. Moxie: Robocop: Rogue City. BALL x PIT. Dennis: DeadCore Redux. One Finger Death Punch. The Multiplayer: What’s a suboptimal way that you play games? The End Boss: Life is Strange: Reunion brings Max and Chloe back together. Hardware modd...

What if a Robot was also a Cop? Well, he's not actually a robot. More like a cyborg. RoboCop is one of the great 80s franchises, and he's back in this FPS with strong RPG elements! It's not a perfect game, but it delivers on the unique humor that is RoboCop.

DON'T @ ME IT WAS TWINKLE STAR SPRITES

Love Is… is a very sad and weird comic strip about naked eight year olds who are married and like being really bossy about what is and isn’t love. The game is nothing, but we cannot bring ourselves to stop diving into the comic’s archive to boggle at what was once (and apparently still is?) acceptable.

The Planescape Torment podcast from Duckfeed.tv with art by Drew Weing and music by Gwen Static In this episode we celebrate 100 episodes of Real Lich Hours by reading and reacting to some tabletop tales.

In which Mike puts his acting chops to good use. Kim gets punished for Jimmy's actions.

Kaye, Ben, Dennis, and Moxie talk about Pathologic 3, Nubby’s Number Factory, Q-Up, and much more! The Grind: Dennis: Diablo IV. Kaye: Pathologic 3. Moxie: Dead Island 2. Ben: Q-UP. Nubby’s Number Factory. The Multiplayer: What are you favorite diegetic interfaces in games? The End Boss: Fortnite adds gambling again. Meta shuts down tons of AI game studios. Indie publisher Hooded Horse forbids AI...

This information is presented as both a written post, and as a short podcast episode where we talk about our reasoning. Introduction Hello Patrons and well-wishers: we’re here to report that the Duckfeed state of the union is strong, and we have some announcements about changes. Normally we do these in December, but Circumstances conspired to delay things a bit. Something we really love about this...

Returning to the world of Thief, we finally cover the much demanded and beloved Thief II: The Metal Age. Often pointed to as one of the greatest embodiments of stealth in video games, what makes Thief II so special? A lot of has to do with The Fantasy. This game makes you feel like a badass fantasy Thief, with a world of treasures and artifacts to claim for yourself.

Let's remember a time when YouTube didn't have a ton of people talking about shitty video games. Simpler times, times when a creator like AVGN was rare. This project was his lifetime dream, and it became a nightmare. James Rolfe is clearly not having any fun, and all we left is this artifact of broken dreams. Next month: WCG Ultimate Gamer

We're assembling a team.

Minority Report: Everybody Runs is a licensed tie in game to a movie where ladies lay eggs that tell the future. Since this is a perfect fit for us, we talk about what precog powers would do to our lives, and Kaye talks about preparing for her upcoming move.

Jimmy takes a little trip to Texas and starts causing trouble for Davis & Main.

Kaye, Ben, Dennis, and Moxie talk about Ball x Pit, Carnival Massacre, Dead Island 2, and much more! The Grind: Moxie: Dead Island 2. Ben: Slots and Daggers. Ball x Pit. Dennis: Liar’s Bar. Tactical Breach Wizards. Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown. Kaye: Carnival Massacre. The Multiplayer: What new years resolution are you going to break? The End Boss: Clair Obscur loses Indie Game Awards GOTY, Blue Pr...

How can smart people enjoy a game about a naked boy crying at poop? Binding of Isaac is one of the most chaotic, labyrinthine, and complex games we've ever put multiple hundreds of hours into. Inspired by Legend of Zelda and Rogue, Binding of Isaac sees you grabbing dozens of game-changing items, building a unique Isaac, and descending deeper into the basement than you ever imagined. Gary is joine...

The show that Gary and Will are finally determined to finally complete, finally, an item-by-item, boss-by-boss, enemy-by-enemy conversation about the roguelite video game The Binding Of Isaac.

The Biker Mice from Mars was an also-ran in the Turtles boom of the early nineties. Its premise was exactly what the title implies, and it relied on the idea of bikers being a lot cooler than they actually are. But given any chance to talk about the Turtles, we dig into the missed potential in not focusing on the TEENAGE part of TMNT.

The Legend of Zelda on the Nintendo Entertainment System is one of the most iconic games ever made. While not every trick it used holds up today's standards, the number of innovative techniques they used to make an adventure feel huge informs game design to this very day. Join us in revisiting this stone-cold classic. This episode originally aired as off-season episode of Bonfireside Chat. For mor...

Panic! isn’t really a game, it’s a mouse training program with some context-free visual gags. Faced with the possibility that disliking this makes us sticks in the mud, we talk about why this presentation is a disservice to the very necessary emotion of whimsy.

At last, the show Gary and Will have been continuing to be itching to ACTUALLY do for years: An episode-by-episode randomized discussion of every single Pokémon in every single Pokédex.

Pryce loses his baseball cards, but he's not going to take this sitting down. Circumstances might encourage to squat, however.

We hear your thoughts about such as games as Wasteland 3, Wasteland 3 and Wasteland 3. Upcoming Games: January Legend of Zelda (Bonfireside Chat Rerun) Binding of Isaac (Gary and Will Hughes) Thief II: The Metal Age Robocop: Rogue City (Premium) February Mortal Kombat II Mega Man X4 Indiana Jones and the Great Circle (Premium)