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This week, we're listening to your thoughts on the first season of Better Call Saul! We also check out the lackluster special features.

Rock n’ Roll Racing is a game that people love. It’s pog monsters doing combat racing from an irritating isometric perspective, set to SNES chiptune renditions of classic rock songs. For what it is, it’s hard to find too much to complain about… so we talk about Gary’s ongoing crisis of whether or not he should become best friends with his dentist.

Continuing our journey into the Wasteland, we need to follow up on a lead about the involvement of a Casino magnate.

At last, the show Gary and Will have been itching to ACTUALLY do for years: An episode-by-episode description of all the items, enemies, and everything in The Binding Of Isaac.

Everyone has to start somewhere. For Cliff Blezinski, starting meant making a pale imitation of Shadowgate called Palace of Deceit: The Dragon’s Plight. Playing it is a master class in what makes Shadowgate good. But you can’t be too hard on the kid for it, he was sixteen. Be hard on him for the things he said and did later.

Oh no! Not Marco! Why did he have to go? He lived so peacefully in the town of Cicero. I can't say Jello because it's Trademarked. In this season finale of Better Call Saul, Jimmy revisits his past as Slipping Jimmy and finds the shoes no longer fit.

Kaye, Ben, Dennis, and Moxie talk about Total Chaos, Asbury Pines, PEAK, and much more! TITLE OF THE YEAR VOTING IS NOW OPEN! The Grind: Moxie: PEAK. Ben: Asbury Pines. Dennis: PEAK. Five Nights at Freddy’s. Kaye: Total Chaos. Puzzmo.com . The Multiplayer: What’s a good implementation of something you otherwise think is bad in games? The End Boss: Roblox CEO wants to groom kids into gambling. Tim...

Before there was Fallout, there was Wasteland. And after there was Fallout, there was Wasteland. In this combat heavy tactical RPG, we see many of the seeds that blossomed into the flowers of Fallout, while still having a distinct flavor all their own. This game is goofy, cynical, and generally wants you to have a bad time while you laugh.

At last, the show Gary and Will have been itching to ACTUALLY do for years: An episode-by-episode recap podcast of the 2013 Food Network competition series Cutthroat Kitchen.

Gamer Simulator is an unfinished piece of slopware available on Steam that doesn’t really simulate being a gamer, as much as it simulates being under a geas that makes it so you can only derive sustenance from powerups you find in video games. And when you’re done eating virtual hamburgers, you can learn about the cruelest reality television shows of all time.

We would like to introduce you to our good friend, Planescape: Torment. You'll like them, they have so many stories to share.

Kaye, Ben, and Dennis talk about Dispatch, Deadpool VR, Umigari, and much more! The Grind: Dennis: Deadpool VR. Ben: Dispatch. Kaye: Final Sentence Demo. Umigari Demo. The End Boss: Megabonk dev pulls the game out of running for VGA. No sign of a Steam Deck 2 in sight.

Upcoming WOFF Games December: Wasteland 3 January: The Legend of Zelda (Bonefireside Chat Rerun) The Binding of Isaac (Guest-hosted episode with Gary and Will Hughes) Theif II: The Metal Age RoboCop: Rogue City (Premium)

Gwen watched too many horror movies for October, Gary (and Kaye) saw One Battle After Another, and Kaye comfort-watches the Office.

"I got a Hootie Google Alert."

At the twilight of Macauley Culkin’s first act, he released a trio of flops that included the movie The Pagemaster, a combination live action and animated film where he plays an awful little nerd who learns confidence by going into books. Because it was 1994, they made a ton of very bad and loose platformers based on this stinker of a property. We talk a little bit about those before digressing on...

It's finally time to hang out with the best character of the entire Breaking Bad franchise, Danny "Pryce" Wormald! It's not quite time for squat cobbler yet... but we're so close. This episode is mostly about Mike's choice of lunch.

Kaye, Dennis, Jala, and Moxie talk about House of Necrosis, The Last Train Home, Islands of the Caliph, and much more! The Grind: Jala: Fire Emblem: Awakening. Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles. Aberration Analyst. Ookami Okami (Demo). Islands of the Caliph. Moxie: NOTHING. Dennis: Last Train Home. Hades II. War Thunder. Kaye: Junji Ito Maniac: An Infinite Gaol. House of Necrosis. The...

We love Hitman so much, we had to see where our little, bald, perfect clone with a barcode came from. The levels are smaller, but a lot of the core concepts of what makes Hitman good are still here in the DNA of the series in a more rudimentary form.

EB Farnum-pilled for days.

The kids today don’t know the cautionary tale of Spore, Will Wright’s big gamble on a universal god sim that absolutely didn’t pay off. And even fewer kids know about the avalanche of Spore shovelware that followed EA taking a bath on the main game. It’s so fitting for a game about evolutionary viability to drown in its own ooze.

Kaye, Ben, Dennis, and Moxie talk about Baby Steps, PEAK, War Thunder, and much more! The Grind: Kaye: Baby Steps. Dennis: PEAK. War Thunder. Moxie: No Man’s Sky. Ben: Expeditions: Rome. The Multiplayer: What’s your non-live service forever game? The End Boss: Grand Theft Auto VI delayed by a year. Oh well. Someone built a Death Star in No Man’s Sky, and it crashed the game. AI robot falls down, g...

If any video game had enough room for a television adaptation, then it's definitely Fallout. Not directly adapting any of the stories from the game, the Fallout TV series takes many of the iconic ideas and character archetypes and creates it's own vision of the Wasteland. What we get is a love letter to one of the greatest video game series ever made. Next month: The first two episodes of Mutant L...

[Audio Disclaimer: Gwen here. All of the OST audio I could find for Unpacking had some skips in the audio files themselves. I tried to minimize this, but I can still hear them in the finished audio. If you hear it as well, just know that I worked with the best versions I could find.] What stories do our objects tell us about ourselves? Unpacking attempts to get the player to connect to an unseen p...

Featuring a brief appearance from instant fan favorite Perry Menopauz, and a fair amount of consensual Odo Play.