Not the last D&D game I'll review, but certainly one of the best! My thoughts on Dungeons and Dragons: Shadow over Mystara. It's a brawl for it all in a fantasy medieval world where we might, just might, finally get to punch a dragon in the face!

Oh look, yet another D&D game I'm reviewing! On this episode I offer my thoughts on Dungeons and Dragons: Tower of Doom for the arcades. More dungeons, not so many dragons, and you get to learn what a lich is without Googling it, brought to you by a tabletop nerd.

This is not the Golden Axe II you are thinking of - this one is way better! My thoughts on Golden Axe: The Revenge of Death Adder for the arcade, another one that never made it to home console or PC, but was more mythic for it, plus a story of an unusual moment of gamer solidarity for you, adventurer!

Whoever wins, we've already lost, but at least you can punch a few Aliens to death! My thoughts on the arcade classic Alien vs Predator, a beat 'em up featuring two of 20th Century Fox's best known monsters filtered through a Capcom lens. This is one of the white whales of the arcades, a smash hit that never made it home... much like the survivors of these series.

This is the one that started me on the path to beat 'em glory! Today I discuss Final Fight, Capcom's seminal brawler classic. And I overshare a memory from the past, too.

Welcome to Deleted Saves! (Yeah, sorry, I know that audio bit got cut off.) This week I discuss Clive Barker's Undying, a horror FPS written by one of the master of the horror genre. So why wasn't this title a blockbuster with dozens of sequels we still talk about to this day? Well... uhh... just take a listen and find out, won't you? We have such audio to listen to!

Once again the nukes are falling and offering us an isometric computer role-playing game in a post-apocalyptic world. I render my thoughts on Wasteland 2, what the Fallout franchise should have been. Kickstarter success has led to an iconic return, and I even offer a hot take on the differences between these two glowing franchises. 

One more time into the medieval-steampunk of world of The City with Garrett, master thief, I give my thoughts on Thief II: The Metal Age. The sequel offers more stealth action and more story with less hassle, but it absolutely had to be a financial success for its creating studio in the age of the thundering FPS. Sneak in and find out what happened to both Garrett and his creators.

Another of the great pillars of stealth action game play, my thoughts on Thief: The Dark Project on PC. Step into the soft-soled shoes of master thief Garrett, as he tries to rob blind everyone who is anyone in The City and stumbles into a plot to annihilate the world as he knows it, all in first person shooter style. No pressure though.

Welcome to Season 4, everyone!