Enemy Slime

On this week’s podcast we discuss Bethesda’s new misguided media policy and the big reveal of the Nintendo Switch.

Michael shares some final thoughts on Mafia 3 and Lucio explains how Civilization 6 managed to feel deeper than ever and still not as good as previous Civilization games.

On this week’s podcast we discuss the unfortunate shutdown of Sleeping Dogs’ developer United Front Games, Blizzard’s mishandling of the latest Overwatch character, Rockstar’s big western game reveal, and those damned annoying children in Gears of War 4.

We’re also joined this week by Nathaniel Nelson, the developer behind The Whisperer In Darkness, a visual novel that adapts the HP Lovecraft story by the same name. Nathaniel tells us all about his favorite horror games, his experience attempting to adapt Lovecraft, and is even kind enough to help choose this year’s spooky picks for the site. If you’re interested in checking out The Whisperer In Darkness click on this mysterious square icon below!

“Whoa, you kiss your mothers with those mouths?!” That’s what you’ll surely be shouting at your iPod (or whatever the fuck) as you listen to this week’s podcast. Yes sir, just a little casual conversation amongst us boys, all in good fun.

We do have time in between foul jokes to talk a about video games as well. This week’s notable subjects include Osiris: New Dawn’s horrifying new sand worm noises, Gears Of War 4 treading familiar ground, Mafia 3 feeling rather lazy, Shadow Warrior 2’s hilarious new jokes, and Planet Coaster aka a saline drip of nostalgia.

On this week’s podcast we discuss Mafia 3’s lack of review copies, the cumbersome process to play Modern Warfare remastered, and what it would take to get us back into Pokemon.

Michael and Lucio explore the universe in No Man’s S-I mean Osiris: New Dawn before joining an elite upper class in the recently released Masquerada.

The chili dog loving monstrosity Sonic is back and to celebrate the release of his new game we are re-introducing our hit classic: Sonic Or Sitcom. We also briefly touch on Ubisoft’s new publishing company, Watch Dogs 2’s terrible…everything, and Titanfall 2’s continued concessions to the players it’s pissed off.

Michael finds a new least favorite game, as well as a pleasant surprise from Poland. Jared finds that Sonic Boom is neither funny nor bad enough to be a worthy experience.

Come for the Sonic Or Sitcom, stay to hear Doug’s Tim Allen impression.