Our Favorite Games

Andy and I discussed a game that's somehow still in alpha after 7 years, 7 Days to Die. He gave me a full rundown on crafting, the loot system, the yearly update schedule, and what makes this game so special to him overall. If this episode doesn't convince you to give the game a chance, nothing will. Enjoy. 

I talked with Mike about Tenchu: Stealth Assassins and the impact it had on the stealth genre. We also dip into the influence of MGS on gaming and how important the PS1 was as a platform. This one was a lot of fun, I hope you enjoy it.

I connected with Deo, an old friend of mine, to talk about a game that both of us cherish, Yakuza Kiwami. If you haven't heard of this game or this series, you've been missing out. It's an incredibly fun action RPG with great story elements. Enjoy.

This week I connected with an old friend, Jamie, to talk about two of his favorite sandbox games. It was fun to reconnect and hear Jamie talk about why these two very unique titles held a place in his heart. Enjoy.

My first solocast about my first gaming love, Street Fighter. Enjoy.

I had Nate Barmore on to talk about the point-and-click classic, The Secret of Monkey Island. This one was a lot of fun because I've never played the game, so I wanted to know everything I could about why it's so great. Enjoy.

I linked up with my friend Jeff to talk about the 1994 SNES classic, Super Metroid. This game birthed the "Metroidvania" genre and changed the scope of action games for years to come. We dove into the mechanics, progression, and masterful design choices.

I reconnected with an old friend/coworker, Jordan, to talk about the Hideo Kojima masterpiece, Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater.

I linked with my friend Steve to talk about Wizardry 8, a single-player RPG from 2001.

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