In this episode, Emily flips the horror games recommendations podcast episode norm on it’s face and tells you which games you should avoid this spooky season. Highlights include Mozart piano concertos, a sketchy rating scale, a moral dilemma involving ex boyfriends that ends in murder, a redneck town sex cult and another targeted remark about Frictional Games’s choice of graphics.

A Discord server argument sparks an interesting question: who would win in a fight, Spartans or Pilots? Khat answers this question with a thorough(ish) analysis (not really) of Pilots and Spartans in different combat scenarios and decides who comes out on top!

Welcome to the first filler episode, a style of podcast episode where Khat picks a topic and lets her brain fill in the rest. It’s more of a rant, actually. A rant of the worst Apex Legends fan theories she’s ever come up with. We’d call it theorycrafting, but there isn’t enough crafting involved in these theories to really justify that term. Enjoy!

Was Halo 5 really a bad game? Or did the fanbase just fundamentally misunderstand the subtle nuance within this game and do it the disservice of taking the game at face value? And, most importantly, are people absolute hypocrites when it comes to human vs AI behavior? Find out in this hot take episode of Game Soup!

Kat talks about the importance of lore and building fictional worlds in gaming and that one dork on Reddit who doesn’t know what he’s talking about.

Welcome to the introduction episode of Game Soup, where host Khaff tells you the essentials about herself, the podcast and is intentionally vague about her strange gamertags