Reid, Astrid, and Ed have been deployed to discuss Void Interactive's Ready or Not, a tactical shooter about a SWAT team working in modern America. (Pardon the dead air at the very end of the episode!)
Ed is joined by critic Grace Benfell to discuss romance in videogames, player choice, "wholesome games," and more. The Endless Mode article referenced in this episode is available here: https://tinyurl.com/m32967fa. You can also find Grace on Bluesky at https://bsky.app/profile/gracemachine.bsky.social, visit The Imaginary Engine Review at https://www.tier-review.com, or check out Killing Our Gods here: https://graceinthemachine.itch.io/killing-our-gods
Astrid, Ed, and Reid have sat down at this crazy dinner table we call life to dig into a heaping helping of topics including, most importantly, Steam and Itch removing "adult" games, but also other stuff, like: the Kong family, popular podcast guests, more objective dog and cat ratings, and the nation of Angola.
Ed, Yussef, and Reid are pulling up to a nursing home near you to discuss the best ways to sell 100M copies of Battlefield 6, continue our objective ranking of dogs and cats, mention a few exciting celebrity encounters, and dig into some facts about Andorra.
In an episode that both doesn't sound good and is way too long, Reid and Ed discuss topics including: hockey fights, Algeria, and photos of gamer battlestations. We also review 28 Days Later and answer a lot of questions. We'll pick up the objective dog and cat reviews next time.
Ed and Reid are sitting on an overturned log, objectively reviewing dogs and cats, talking about the virtues of staring at nothing, desert island videogames, and, of course, dedicating this episode to the nation of Albania.
Yussef, Astrid, Ed, and Reid have convened for an episode mainly about the state of games media but also about Michael Ironside and the beginning of our new segment discussing every country on Earth in alphabetic order.
Yussef, Ed, and Reid are here to discuss topics like: British (and Canadian) videogames, being on camera, political sex symbols, breaking controllers, and more.