On this episode I give my thoughts on Dishonored 2 on the PS4. Can it live up to the promise and concepts of the first game? Ummm... about that.

Hello listeners! This episode was a recent Patreon exclusive, and it is a little different from my standard format. In this episode I discuss my time with Dead Cells: Return to Castlevania and the likely fact that I'll never complete this game. But does every game need to be finished?

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On this episode I give my thoughts on PC horror puzzle game The 7th Guest, with all of its awkward filmed scenes, public domain puzzles, and a review so out of left field you'd swear you were having your own ghostly hallucination.

This week I give my thoughts on Infernax, an indie PC darling that could best be described as a Castlevania II: Simon's Quest-like. Wow, there's a mouthful of a term! Can this title offer more than the original did? Take a listen and find out.

This week I delve into Blasphemous on the PC, a Metroidvania title filed with religious iconography and horror aplenty. So just was The Miracle and why did it cause such chaos upon the land? Put on your best spiked helmets and take up your swords as I talk religion, art, and the scary nature of both.

This week I decide to let the Age of Fire fade and give my thoughts on Dark Souls 3, the last in the immediate Dark Souls trilogy and a great send off to the games. What will we have to overcome to accomplish this feat? Who will we have to deal with: dead gods, wild mutations, angry fanboys, or perhaps legions of haters? Stop by the bonfire to hear me tell my tale, and we all just might learn something important.

On this episode I offer my thoughts on Streets of Rage 4, a series last seen in the 1990s on the Sega Genesis but was brought back by a new developer. Did they succeed in reviving the series? Oh most definitely! And if you ever loved beat 'em ups, this game is for you.

On this episode I give my thoughts on my time with Alien: Isolation, a run-and-hide-with-extra-bits survival horror title based on the 1979's Alien. Can our star character survive this haunted house in space? What happens when a game is so filled with tension that you are physically wiped after playing it? This is a tough one to answer, but we'll get through it.

On this episode I offer my thoughts on one of the most lauded games of 2015, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, and explain how I kept stopping at the same place for several years before finally giving up on the game. But does that mean it is bad? Come take a listen and decide for yourself.