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In this final premium episode of Abject Suffering, we talk about the legendary kusoge “Death Crimson”, a barely-functional light gun shooter that qualifies as genuine outsider art. We also get kind of wistful about urban exploration and talking to our past selves.

Gary loves Conner O'Malley's Stand Up Solutions, Gwen watches pointless, popular movies, Kole enjoys The People's Joker.

It's time to rob a train. We would like to thank Gwen Static for composing our theme song, and Trent Peters for creating our great podcast art.

Kole, Ben, Dennis, and Moxie talk about My Summer Car, Sorry We’re Closed, Dice Kingdoms, and much more! The Grind: Ben: Last Call BBS. Dice Kingdoms. Puzzling Places. Kole: Sorry We’re Closed. My Summer Car. Moxie: Dying Light 2. Dennis: The Witness. Trackmania. The Multiplayer: Video game character New Years resolutions. The End Boss: Elon Musk pays people to play video games for him but wants y...

Do Wizards make good cops? Well, "good" cops. How about, would Wizards be efficient cops? That's the question XCOM-inspired Tactical Breach Wizards aims to answer. They can arrest people with magic! Too bad the criminals have magic too. Support Watch Out for Fireballs!

One monster, NSFW

Rocky Rodent is a dine-and-dashing menace, and one of the most unsavory-looking characters we’ve discussed on this show. Everything about this IREM Sonic clone is off, in the way SNES slop tends to be. We also talk about ringmaster and bellhop uniforms, for some reason.

In this episode we get greasy and do mummy stuff. Other Segments: Legends and Lore: Characters from Baldur's Gate 1 and 2 The Complete Wizard's Handbook: Achieving Immortality Fiend Folio: Mummy Lords

Though the Abyssal Woods and Midra’s Manse aren’t huge areas gameplay-wise, we adore their lore and story so much that we had to camp out for some extra time. So this episode concludes our discussion of Midra’s Manse, and a long talk about what Midra and Nanaya’s deals were. Next episode we hit the big man himself and talk about the rules of Frenzy in The Lands Between.

Kole, Dennis, Jala, and Moxie talk about Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, Dying Light 2, Along the Edge, and much more! The Grind: Kole: Indiana Jones and the Great Circle. Jala: The Thaumaturge. Strange Brigade. Paper Sorcerer. Along the Edge. Moxie: Fortnite. Dying Light 2. Dennis: Carrion. Elite: Dangerous. The Multiplayer: Title of the Year results. The End Boss: Majora’s Mask had voice com...

How big is a game? How small is it? These questions are a matter of perspective, and Superluminal is here to teach you about perspective. Support Watch Out for Fireballs!

The film that nobody asked for, and yet all we have left are questions. One thing the film certainly doesn't leave misunderstood: that sand? That's time sand. Not that the* prince uses it much. *There is more than once prince.

One monster, one grift, one INCREDIBLE TV SHOW

You likely don’t know what Spider-Man: City Raid is. It’s not a big budget title like the the Activision movie tie-ins or the recent Insomniac titles. In fact, it has no official license at all. It’s a Flash game made purely for the love of Spider-Man, and the Ram Jam song “Black Betty” for some reason.

This week we find the very hidden entrance to a very hidden path to a very hidden area. Shadow Keep hides a way to reach the Recluse’s River, which is the warpath that the hornsent inquisition took to bring great force to bear on Midra in the Abyssal Woods. Along the way we will complete our final two mini-dungeons and descend further than ought to be possible, as we approach the coolest area in t...

In this episode we turn Orin’s Orinsides Inside Orout. Other Segments: Complete Priest’s Handbook: Divine Intervention Legends and Lore: Orin Find Familiar: Baal Butlers

Walt celebrates a birthday. Skyler goes for a swim. We would like to thank Gwen Static for composing our theme song, and Trent Peters for creating our great podcast art.

Casltevania evolves into the nest generation. This is the last hurrah of the Classic-vanias. Demanding platforming, simple progression. Dare we say we prefer them over the RPG-vanias at this point? Support Watch Out for Fireballs!

Two monsters, no waiting

This week we talk about the little-known PS2 game adaptation of Home Alone, a Christmas classic that was already super old in 2006 when this came out. But honestly, there’s very little there to talk about. Instead, we camp out on the taxonomical horror of a picture of corndogs Gary took ten years ago. Here’s the photo: https://bsky.app/profile/garybutterfield.bsky.social/post/3ldi4heqxj22c

The hands of the cosmos have many fingers, and all of their movements tell a story. But what that story means is up for interpretation. And this week we venture to the Cathedral of Manus Metyr and meet a very strange man named Count Ymir, who claims to have knowledge of the true nature of the Greater Will, the Two Fingers, and the origins of Marika’s divinity. Is he trustworthy? Who knows!? Let’s...

In this episode we… "do some butt-kicking for righteous justice". Wait, is that right? Other Segments: Deities and Demigods: Waukeen Legends and Lore: Minsc Fiend Folio: Giant Space Hamster

This one's just for you, our dear Patrons. We suck up our enemies and absorb their powers in this early, but charming Kirby adventure.

We did a party to raise money for charity. We stayed up all night even though we're so old. We did raise that money, though. Support Watch Out for Fireballs!

This technically constitutes our Christmas episode. (Contains no Christmas content.)