Paul & Moses: Play

Moses kicks off today’s pod with some elevator antics near the climax of Dark Souls 3, much to Paul’s muted confusion. After this, hey now, Moses is adding an All-Star collection to his list, (I’m actually sorry for that one) and he and Paul delve into their memories of Battle Game. Paul adds a colossal game to his own list, after which the two of them speak of would-be VR experiences and, well, the very weather itself.

Later, as we continue Brother’s Week it’s time to meet the littlest member of Paul’s family. Mark Berberich joins us to talk about the effect that MMOs have had on his life, chiefly World of Warcraft, which he began playing in the prime of his childhood. Finally, the three of them must come up with a plan. A Bloodplan.

This week Moses puts the "mo" in momentous, with his addition of a sequel to a beloved halving and living game, and Paul adds a quadrequel of his own.

Moses then talks about a literal key to humility and Paul, kicking off brother’s week, asks Moses to tell him about his memories of him and his brother, and their shared gaming experiences. For our guest this week it’s none other than John, my younger brother John, and he’s here to examine the differences between him and Paul, how this translates to the games they love, and what it means for one’s identity as a gamer. He also brings a bit of music trivia and gentle trolling, as only a younger sibling can provide. The three of them then Make My Game, so make my day and give it a listen!

This week on the show we hear about Moses’ loyalty to apicological royalty, and following that it’s Paul’s turn to add a wonderful mining and crafting game to his ranked list as well.

Later on we get an update from Moses regarding his current travails in Apex Legends, as well as the fate of his very own video game project, and Paul talks about how World Flipper flopped. We put a bow on this week's show with a teensy Blaseball Update and Make My Game!

It's time for another episode, and you know what that means! 

Our hosts start off by musing about shaggy dog video games and pointless click adventures, before moving on to Moses' thoughts about re-entering the matrix. The good doctor then demonstrates how turn about is indeed fair play, and the two of them finish the show by inventing the world’s very first MMORG!

It’s episode 25 of Paul and Moses: Play! After Game Ranks, Moses talks about a symbolic (but nonetheless welcome) gesture in one of his current favorites, and Paul laments his TikTok addiction and brainstorms what the video game equivalent might look like.

Our hosts then discuss the the eternally crisp memories that a beloved game can conjure, and Paul explains how Half-Life 1 and 2 are exceedingly potent for him in that regard. Moses then asks Paul about the heights of emotion in his gaming past, and Paul asks Moses something decidedly different, with sexy results.

For today’s episode, Moses opens up about his love of Jousting and Paul revisits a beloved forest maze, followed by our hosts reminiscing about the peak of arcades in the US, and Moses essentially pledging to play every video game ever made.

After a brief chat regarding the satisfying writing in Wildermyth, Abra Schlub joins as this week’s special guest. She takes us on a captivating journey through her gaming history and memories, and reveals the unconventional means she used to complete Majora’s Mask. The three of them then wrap things up with Make My Game, and we’ve got a real winner this week!

For today’s episode Moses opens up about his love of Jousting, and Paul revisits a beloved forest maze, followed by our hosts reminiscing about the peak of arcades in the US, and Moses essentially pledging to play every video game ever made.

After a brief chat regarding the satisfying writing in Wildermyth, Abra Schlub joins as this week’s special guest. She takes us on a captivating journey through her gaming history and memories, and reveals the unconventional means she used to complete Majora’s Mask. The three of them then wrap things up with Make My Game, and we’ve got a real winner this week!

It’s Paul. It’s Moses. It’s play. This week our hosts discuss who may ultimately prevail during the conflict set in the grim darkness of the far future, and why Necrons are the least “dieable”. Paul also adds a Dark Souls game to his ranks, and prompts Moses to speculate dangerously on the games ultimate antagonist.

Following this, Moses discusses puzzles and patterns, and Paul professes how proud he is of his pal for playing their PC to perfection as their party Wander(s) Home. Lastly, our hosts tell each other about boardgame adaptations and magazine subscriptions, lament the Blaseball shaped holes in their hearts, and Moses uses his dirty brain to help Make My Game!