This week's topic is Enderal: Forgotten Stories, a total conversion mod for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. Get ready to set sail into a world both new and familiar with a heavy duty mod that will take that Bethesda game that's been festering in your Steam library for years now and breathe new life into it. 

My thoughts on Westerado: Double Barreled, a Western-themed mystery game on PC. This one is brought to you by Adult Swim, the same folks responsible for Aqua Teen Hunger Force and questionable anime choices. But don't let that deter you, this is an interesting one.

My thoughts on Cities: Skylines, an indie city management game on PC. Derivative of SimCity? Not really. More like taking a winning formula and running with it. Trust me, this one is worth your time.

My thoughts on Game Dev Tycoon a near-as-can-be to mobile game on PC. Well, it's actually a business sim game, but let's be honest, this game is a cash grab. But it's good. And here I am talking about it, who would have thought?

My thoughts on Pillars of Eternity, another isometric computer role-playing game in the direct lineage of Baldur's Gate. Does it seem like we've been here before? Yep, I thought the same thing. And you would be right. But that's okay, let's discuss it anyway.

In this episode I give my thoughts on Icewind Dale, another of the Dungeons and Dragons licensed titles set in the Forgotten Realms role-playing setting. How is this isometric, tactical CRPG different from others? Does snow count? Because there's lots of that. Grab a hot beverage and listen in as I give warm explanation of this frozen title.

On this episode I discuss the sequel to the surprise hit Baldur's Gate with Baldur's Gate 2: Shadows of Amn. More Gate, More Amn, more Dungeons and Dragons isometric CRPG goodness that improved on everything from the previous game to become a true classic of gaming and inspiration to decades of RPGs afterward.

My thoughts on the classic isometric CRPG Baldur's Gate, set in the world of the Forgotten Realms for Dungeons and Dragons. Yes, I'm doing another tabletop-based game. But this one just hits different. Listen to geek lore and nerd out with me on this one, won't you?

Special guest Darren from My Guest List Pod reviews and relives his memories of the fabled Dragonlance Saga Gold Box Set (Champions of Krynn 1990, Death Knights of Krynn 1991, and The Dark Queen of Krynn 1992) in both novel form and on the IBM 386 - and just about every other personal computer it was ported to at the time! A fitting return to the worlds of Advanced Dungeons and Dragons in about as old school as you can get without dice and graph paper in front of you.

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This week special guest Sean at Review It Yourself podcast offers his thoughts and musings on Die Hard Trilogy on the PlayStation 1. Three explosive games, one dynamic host - it all adds up to one hell of a time for the digital avatar of John McClane!

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