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Very little in the world is funnier than copyright infringement. That’s why the infamous Chinese bootleg game Titenic (spelling intentional) is worth taking a look at. It’s also kind of good? At least it plays well, and it’s short. Jack and Rose are ready for revenge, and they will ensure that none of the waitstaff remain upright before the night is out.

The Planescape Torment podcast from Duckfeed.tv with art by Drew Weing and music by Gwen Static. In this episode we get Ravel to get Unraveled. Other Segments: The Wizard’s Handbook: Spells of Revels Up on a Soapbox: Dialogue Boss Fights Factol's Manifesto: Sign of One

Jimmy gets a new guitar. Mike starts working for Madrigal. Kim takes adds more work to her already full plate.

Kaye, Ben, Dennis, and Moxie talk about Saros, Diablo IV: Lord of Hatred, Trepang2, and much more! The Grind: Moxie: Trepang2. Minishoot’ Adventures. Ben: Saros. Dennis: Diablo 4: The Lord of Hatred. Kaye: RimWorld. The Multiplayer: Pick a game character to run your city. The End Boss: Steam Controllers sell out immediately, because of resellers. Maniac restores Nintendo’s first arcade game: Wild...

The Last Spell is an intricate tactical RPG with a roguelite structure that could possibly become your forever game. By day you build a base, and by night to fight to protect it from vast hordes of mutant zombies. We reflect on why something that feels like it was made for us in a lot of ways might fall short of becoming a new obsession.

New chamber!

The catalog of DOS games is full of visually impressive experiments that aren’t very fun to play. That’s where we find Xenophage: Alien Bloodsport, a game that is somehow technically adept but also horrifying to look at. It’s also maybe the worst fighting game we’ve ever played. Plus, it includes a playable Barney the Dinosaur, so we talk about the weird wave of wanting to kill childrens’ mascots...

We empty the backlog! That's it! We're out of questions! That probably means you have to send more.

Gwen enjoyed The Afterparty. Gary took some levels in close-up magic. Kaye drinks cheeseburgers in Marathon.

The Planescape Torment podcast from Duckfeed.tv with art by Drew Weing and music by Gwen Static In this episode we dream a little dream and take down the system from the inside. Other Segments: Factol’s Manifesto: Anarchy Up on a Soapbox: Planescape Tormehs

Kaye, Ben, Dennis, and Moxie talk about Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred, Vampire Crawlers, Marathon, and much more! The Grind: Dennis: Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred. Trackmania. David: Minishoot’ Adventures. Marathon. Kaye: Marathon. Ben: Slay the Spire 2. Twilight Imperium. Talisman. Vampire Crawlers. The Multiplayer: What’s your favorite nonviolent video game? The End Boss: Steam hardware details leak. Want...

Saul shoots another commercial. Jimmy is out of money. Mike takes a new job.

You're a fan of stuff, but are you a Fan? We hope not. Those people are insufferable. Upcoming WOFF Games May: The Last Spell Rimworld Rage June: Arcade Trip Report Loop Hero Baby Steps

Gary only gets through, like, three rooms this time. Labyrinth speedrun strats

What do goofy cowboys and queer gatekeeping have in common? Stay tuned.

The Planescape Torment podcast from Duckfeed.tv with art by Drew Weing and music by Gwen Static In this episode we go to Sigil's Premier Gay Steel Mill. Other Segments: Character Close Up: Grace Factol's Manifesto: Godsmen

Kaye, Ben, Dennis, and Moxie talk about Slay the Spire 2, Karate Survivor, Minishoot’ Adventures, and much more! The Grind: Dennis: Family Escape Room (not a video game!). Slay the Spire 2. Ben: Karate Survivor. Kaye: Resident Evil: Revelations 2. Marathon. Moxie: Marathon. Minishoot’ Adventures. The Multiplayer: What’s the quickest and hardest you’ve fallen out of love with a game? The End Boss:...

Jimmy can no longer practice the law. Saul starts shooting commercials.

Our (collective) favorite video game series is back! Nine entries deep and we're still having a blast playing as Leon Kennedy and series newcomer Grace Ashcroft. This time we're investigating a mysterious sickness that seems to be haunting the survivors of the Raccoon City incident.

Gary and a skeleton work their way through some knock-off Make Some Noise prompts. Also, the two most unpleasant minutes of audio in the entire Duckfeed catalog.

BioForge is an also-ran in the world of Alone in the Dark clones, telling the story of a man who wakes up augmented into a cyborg on an alien ship. But you use the NumPad to kick, so everything neat about it goes out the window. It WAS, however, featured in a book called “1001 Games to Play Before You Die”, and boy is that list suspect.

Chuck and Jimmy have a showdown in the house of law. Mike is not in this episode.

Kaye, Ben, and Jala talk about Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly REMAKE, 100 Jumps, Eclipsium, and much more! The Grind: Jala: 100 Jumps. Eclipsium. Exit 8. Paranormasight: The Seven Mysteries of Honjo. Ben: REANIMAL. Slay the Spire 2. Kaye: Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly REMAKE. The Multiplayer: What series or game from an established studio was a big disappointment for you? The End Boss: Conf...

Is this the worst film ever made? Probably not, because it is batshit and weird at certain points. The worst film is probably more boring. This 1961 film is infamous for being riffed on by Mystery Science Theatre 3000. Would it be remembered otherwise? There's no budget, barely any dialogue, and Tor Johnson seems to be having a real bad time. Join us next time for an episode on Uncut Gems!