Psitanium Mine

Kiryu Kazuma, fighting ’round the world. But also racing small cars, bowling, playing darts, singing karaoke. There’s always a lot of stuff to do in Yakuza, but does it work? We dig into that on this episode of Psitanium Mine.

Yes, let’s start the new year talking about a 20 year old game. Psitanium has been playing Deus Ex on stream lately and it feels like many people may not remember what this game was. Moreover, if the long load screens and problems with it upon release were a turn-off, you no longer have those issues on modern PCs. Also, it’s the best type of Cyberpunk experience you can currently get!

A little bit different on this episode of Psitanium Mine, Nathan goes on a rant about CD Projekt Red’s excuse that Cyberpunk 2077 would have it’s problems fixed by the time a day-one patch was released.

Newsflash: It did not.

Also a newsflash: Day-one patches are lazy excuses.

It’s sort of like XCOM, but with bigger necks. Also, overwatch and mission structure are completely different, but let’s just go with XCOM with bigger necks. Let’s get into the strategy and gameplay of Gears Tactics on this episode of Psitanium Mine.

It’s a game where you make paintings for people. Yep. That’s what you do in this game and overall it works. Traverse the narrative game disguised as an open world game along with Nathan on this episode of Psitanium Mine.

Well, Nathan went and played Resident Evil 7, or at least tried to, as we wrap up scary games for the season. Since this is the final horror game before Halloween, we present you with both a Psitanium Mine episode discussing what worked and didn’t work in this game and others of it’s kind and an Attempting To Play where you can see Nathan play first-hand in first-person for the first-time… and probably last.

There are many racing games you could play. This is one of them. Will you be able to outrun the cops and race through the neon streets of Palm City? Join Psitanium as he grabs a Lotus Exige and hits the tarmac.

Hey, we have a big budget game on this episode! Psitanium often plays those, whether it’s obvious or not. And this one is from the Star Wars! And EA… Some mixed reactions shall follow.So, what does Respawn’s attempt at creating a new single player Star Wars game do right and where does it fail? Is it really just space opera Dark Souls or is it actually space opera every game you can think of? Let’s take a deep dive, now without the falling damage.

This might be the biggest surprise of the year. Who would have thought that a game about death would make Nathan feel so alive? Jump into the Everlight of Stella and Daffodil as we ferry spirits through the Everdoor on their way to the Afterlife.

Journey to the Savage Planet asks an interesting question: What if Metroid, But in The Outer Worlds? Such a thing should be an instant winner, but as Nathan explains in this episode of Psitanium Mine, some things don’t always go well together.