How To Murder Time

This week we return with another look at how we’ve spent our week, and includes the worlds least useful quick rundown of what’s wrong with a long list of iPhone games. We really should have continued that career in games journalism…

Planetside 2

Guildwars 2

Thief

Thief 2

Thief: Deadly Shadows

Dungeon Keeper

Dungeon Keeper 2

Dishonored

Anno 2070

Temple Run 2

Minecraft Pocket Edition

Skylanders: Lost Islands

Clash of Clans

Airport City

Hay Day

My Railway

The Room

Plague Inc.

Is this a new record for the number of games we’ve covered?

This week (well, technically last week because Jon was too busy to post it) we have been looking at the following massive list of games and things and stuff:

Star Trek Online

Proteus

Cases for the X-Wing miniature game

Planetside 2

Final Fantasy XIIIIXIII-2

Android phone games

Despite the list being so small we still managed to talk for an hour. It’s like we’ve trained ourselves to do it now without thinking.

This week Tim has been playing Planetside 2, Enslaved: Journey to the West and Tropico 3, while Jon has been far busier and played Farcry 3, Catcha Catcha, Temple Run 2, The Cave, Anno 2070, Euro Truck Simulator 2 and Farming Simulator 2013.

Please release more big games please,  that’s far too many iPhone and job simulation games.

This week Jon finally watched Dredd and discovers MMOs, while Tim is really into a first person shooter and bringing mystery objects into the podcast for show and tell.

This week Jon got eaten by a crocodile and continues to get annoyed by iPhone games while Tim has worrying thoughts about MMOs. We also say bad things about one of the darlings of the Indie PC scene, but you’ll have to listen to find out which one.

Warning: this show contains iced tea.

In this episode of How To Murder Time Tim goes mad at the Christmas events in the MMOs he’s been playing and Jon goes in search of the ideal iPhone game without actually wanting to play that kind of game.

This week return with one of the microphones only slightly broken (please ignore that) to talk about the latest games we have been playing. How does a 6 player game of the obscure 4x board game Eclipse go? What’s all this about Asheron’s Call 2 and is Dust 514 actually any good?

This week return with some more talk about games! Guildwars, playing Star Trek Online the hard way, Planetside 2, yet more complaining about Need For Speed and some rambling about the recent Marvel movies and some talk about the Malifaux plastic models.

We’re not all computer games you know.

It’s another hour of informed rambling on the important games of the week, and this time we’re continuing with the unexpected chat about new MMOs like Planetside 2 and Guildwars 2.

There’s also some chat about Assassin’s Creed, Need for Speed and the Walking Dead episodic games from Telltale Games and Tim’s favourite subject, Star Wars, as we played the X-Wing miniatures game. He even quite liked it.

It may have been slightly delayed by evil web hosts suspending our account and not wanting to publish with the new one before I’m sort of sure that the site is stable, but I’m sure you’ll all agree the wait is worth it.

In this episode we discuss using computer games to become better guitarists, believable humans and also show a complete lack of interest for revolutionary America.