People Who Play Podcast

In this Episode, Jay starts out talking about his further progress in Devil May Cry 5 as well as Pathfinder: Kingmaker. Jamie then talks about his complete impressions of Fire Emblem Three Houses after finishing a play through.

Next Jay and Jamie go over their most anticipated titles each month from now till the end of the year, from Control, to Gears 5, Borderlands 3, The Outer Worlds, and much more. Check out what you have to look forward to the rest of this year.

In this episode, Jamie starts out talking about the newest Nintendo release Fire Emblem: Three Houses. After that he talks about Elex and Far Cry: New Dawn. Jay kicks off with further impressions from Pathfinder: Kingmaker, then talks about the immersive chill experience of Tetris Effect in VR on PC. Finally he talks around finally getting around to Devil May Cry 5. For the discussion, Jay sets out where each of the three major platforms is right now at the tail end of the generation, and then they get into what each platform needs to do starting next fall to succeed in a new generation.

In this Episode, Jay starts out by talking about finally finishing the greatest game of all time, Baldur's Gate 2, then segues into how Pathfinder Kingmaker compares. Jamie talks about how finishing Sekiro got him to go back to Bloodborne, Dark Souls 3, and The Surge. Then he talks about his impressions of Lovecraft's Untold Tales. He finishes up with his positive impressions of Hades despite the Epic Store issues surrounding it.

Next they discuss what they thought about the announcement of the new Switch Lite hardware and what Nintendo is aiming to accomplish with it. Finally they go over the more notable games released in 2019 that they have played and how they feel about them in a game of the year context.

In this episode Jay and Jamie go over what happened at E3 and how their predictions stood up. They keep a running point tally and compare at the end. They go over the highlights and low points of all the conferences and their own take away moments

In this Episode Jamie kicks it off with a discussion on the just announced Baldur's Gate III, and Jay joins in to talk about why it is such a seminal moment for them. Next they get into predictions for each of the major upcoming E3 conferences: Microsoft, Bethesda, Ubisoft, Square Enix, and finally Nintendo.

In this episode, Jamie starts off talking about his play through of Metro: Exodus, then covers some recent games that came to Gamepass: Vampyr and Operencia: The Stolen Sun.

Next Jay joins in for a discussion of the ups and downs of some recent major live service games, Anthem and The Division 2.

Finally they end with a discussion over Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice and whether or not the game is unfairly hard.

In this Episode, Jay and Jamie start off talking about their impressions on Kingdom Hearts III, both from the viewpoint of a long time fan and a newcomer to the series. After that, they talk about the newest Battle Royale breakout Apex: Legends.

To Celebrate episode 50, Jay and Jamie dive into an episode all about the recent VIP Demo for the upcoming Bioware game Anthem. They talk about their experiences, the technical issues, as well as what worked and was fun in the gameplay and story structure. Tune in to hear about what was good and what needs work before the final release.

In this Episode, Jay starts off with his impressions on finishing Life is Strange Season 1. Then he continues with his initial impressions from starting Season 2. Jamie talks about finishing The Way Remastered, and getting back into Torment Tides of Numenera after recently finishing Planescape Torment. Jay and Jamie then have a discussion on the recent news of Bungie splitting off from Activision, and finally what the Division 2 moving from Steam to the Epic Store may mean about PC gaming.

In this episode, Jamie catches up by finishing The Last of Us Remastered as well as Planescape Torment. Jay goes into playing and finishing Celeste and why he wishes he had played it earlier in the year. Next they go over their "gaming resolutions" for 2019. Finally, they talk about the ramifications of the recent LEGO Hobbit and Lord of the Rings games being delisted with no warning.