Horrible Nightcasts

Ryan debuts on the Nightcast and like any informed host, Justin is confused as to how he got here. The Old Republic tried to break Ryan but why did it fail? Featuring The Division, Enter the Gungeon, The Show 16, and the real game of the year?

Kyle reveals his gaming roots and how you go from an NES straight to the PS1. Justin tries to convert him to buying a new console. Featuring the Hotline Miamis, The Witcher 3, Hyper Light Drifter, focusing on one game at a time, and the PS4.5.

Justin G may be a completionist, but Justin L wants to know why he still needs mindless games in his playlist. Featuring Strider (2014), Atomas, Destiny, more metroidvanias, and finding time to play mobile games.

Spoilers everywhere. Firewatch brought us together to relaunch the website. It is long overdue for Justin, Ryan, Kyle, and Aaron to have an in depth conversation about the game and its impact on their lives or maybe they should just go for a real hike.

Cole finally has choices in the metroidvania genre, but Justin knows they can't all be perfectly executed symphonies. Featuring Symphony of the Night, Rocket League, Salt and Sanctuary, and how to break into other game genres.

Aaron and Justin improve way too many video game characters. Is it about building a hero or is it once again all about that loot? Featuring The Division, Stardew Valley, Far Cry Primal, and Hearthstone and Clash Royale vs the stigma of mobile games.

The debut of the Horrible Nightcast has Justin and Coop trying to figure out if it still worth it to try to get really good at any one single game. Featuring Bloodborne: The Old Hunters and Dark Souls. Plus Devil Daggers and virtual reality pricing.

Welcome to The 2015 Grimmys - HorribleNight.com's Game of the Year Awards. Listen in as Justin, Cole, Aaron, Coop, Josh, and Justin deliberate and select the winners of 9 different awards including Horrible Night's Top Ten Games of the Year.

Justin Lacey finally opens up about video games from 2015. A good bad horror experience goes a long way, but would it be better with monsters or squids? Can Cole get Justin to actually listen to himself?

Aaron McNeal finally opens up about video games from 2015. The lessons here are that one good tale deserves another and two assassins are better than one. Justin is just here for the squid kid meet-up.