The debut episode of Horrible Night’s monthly tabletop gaming podcast. Justin and JB meet the standard bearers. Pandemic is hard. Designing card games is also hard. Plus, things look different on the other side of the table.

Google announces its arrival to your fiber driven screens everywhere. Gearbox teases everyone for PAX East which makes us nervous. Plus, GTA wants to role play, GDC has board games, and Halo: Reach is getting closer.

This month we pick the game of the year. Aaron makes a strong argument for canine companions on the battlefield. Ryan finds some new rocks to experiment on. Justin respawns in the correct battle royale game. Plus, you can’ argue with timeless.

We can’t really subscribe to all the game streaming services if they launch at the same time. We just hope some Uncharted-likes are still being made by then. Plus, thanks Reggie, we hardly knew you THQ Nordic, and all the Xboxes.

They’ve been stopped on other shows, but it’s time for Cole, Justin, and JB to let it all out. They look at lessons from relationships, give some advice to their younger selves, and talk about dudes talkin bout their feelings.

We take single players for granted for another year while looking forward to day one multiplayer disappointments. Maybe it’s just best if every game came out the second it was announced. Plus Mario factory 2, Activision sucks, but Hornet gets her due.

This month we pick the game of the year. Ryan takes his anime to the skies. Josh doesn’t give up on platformers. Justin restarts his rookie year multiple times. Aaron likes those Silent runs. Plus, it’s gonna be a long year.

It’s the 2019 Season Debut with some changes headed your way. Justin wants something to play in early March, but isn’t sure where to buy it. Ryan fuels the Clance hype train. JB’s hell is made of balls. Plus, we’re open to NetEase investments.

The deliberations for The 2018 Grimmys, HorribleNight.com's Games of the Year Awards with Justin, Cole, Aaron, Coop, Ryan, Josh, and JB. Part 4 includes the Top Ten Games of the Year.

The deliberations for The 2018 Grimmys, HorribleNight.com's Games of the Year Awards with Justin, Cole, Aaron, Coop, Ryan, Josh, and JB. Part 3 includes Best Looking Thing, Story of the Year, and Developer of the Year.