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Episode 10 was recorded in Angel Cave, in the shadow of Joshua Graham and the controversial Honest Hearts DLC for Fallout: New Vegas! We talk about the redemption of Joshua Graham, the agency of the tribes of Zion, and overall how the DLC holds up.

Sit down at Two Whales Diner as Clem returns to discuss the intricacies of time travel, wearing short sleeves over long sleeves, and whether or not we should approve of stepdads with surveillance equipment. 

Is Titan Station better than the Ishimura? Are the villains in Dead Space 2 any good? What is the proper balance of horror and action? These question will possibly be answered with the return of KadenCactus to the podcast!

From the busiest taverns, to the bubbling magma sea below, enjoy the sounds of Dwarf Fortress as Jam and Mack discuss the difficulties of dwarven childcare, plump helmet man civilization, and some of the strangest books they have read.

Recorded from the empty grave of the Courier, we speak with accomplished writer and artist nightingaelic about the cult classic Fallout New Vegas. We discuss the fate of the Mojave, stuffing Caesar in a locker, and Mr. House's silly hi-jinks!

In this episode, we don't play Bioshock: Infinite, but we do discuss parallel universes, the importance of hummingbirds, and whether Zachary Comstock would hate being called "Daddy Commie".

Today's episode comes to you from a bioprosthetics lab aboard the USG Ishimura, because today we're talking about Dead Space! Join Prof and Kaden, as they discuss the necessity of a Dead Space remake, romance, and what a necromorph might taste like.

Recorded from a flooded bathroom in the sunken city of Rapture, Professor Jam and Astrid discuss libertarian ideology, the consequences of gene splicing, and what messages lie in the 2007 hit classic, Bioshock.

In this episode we are joined by librarian, dolphin enthusiast, and Phasmophobia expert Stelle! Enjoy the sounds of light rainfall as we camp out in a tent and ghosts occasionally interrupt our conversation.

Today we are joined by horror fan, FPS expert, self published author, and accomplished graphic artist MulletWesker! We will discuss Hunt: Showdown, a PvP, PvE shooter that takes place in a twisted version of 19th-century Louisiana.