Horrible Nightcasts

Ryan finds a snake gun and chains it to a delivery mech. Waiting in line for the zoo was worth it. The robots need better butts. Ghosts could lend a hand instead of just floating there and watching packages.

Justin Gifford takes all of the space jobs and joins a bunch of superheroes to battle evil corporations. The heroes have communication issues. The galaxy is an unforgiving place. You may need a vicar.

Games of the year is easy but how should you pick the games of the decade? Justin wants the delays vs crunch debate to be a lot more honest. Ryan 100 percents a golf game. JB is concerned about Ring Fit speedrunners. Plus, Grimmy tales.

This month we pick the game of the year. Aaron finally gets a crown on top of his cards. Justin gets some horseman nostalgia. Plus, for the season finale they also have to pick the Greatest Game of All Time.

What if the best games of the year literally went head to head and we watched the results? What could go wrong? Justin and Ryan explain what went wrong the first time and why the third gauntlet will be perfect. Plus, next gen console updates.

This month we pick the game of the year. Justin and Aaron go out for curry, but are forced to make a delivery along the way. Plus, it’s time to make time to be a cowboy again.

This was the decade that started Horrible Night, maybe we should look back on the games that made us? Ryan is all Star Wars all the time. Justin is excited about finishing games again. Plus, Wii holiday dominance.

What do you mean you haven’t played my favorite easy to miss game of the year? We’ll help you out. Ryan wants everyone to enjoy video games again. Justin is trying to figure out what a sequel is. Plus, manbat.

We are one with Respawn. Respawn is one with us. Ryan has nothing against Alyx, but has some words for Gabe. Justin is ready for the first great Halo, again. Plus, stay focused, cowboy.

This month we pick the game of the year. Aaron investigates what year it is inside of his mind. Justin’s mind is full of party members that fall out into the RPG he’s been looking for. Plus, there’s friendly fire from below and above.