Is The Thaumaturge worth your time? We suffer through it for few hours so you don't have to! Plus, Chris is officially getting old, Paul gives his weekly Star Ocean 3 update, and we cover news of the week—including The Witcher 3 getting new DLC 12 years after launch, and Rocket League leading the charge as the first Unreal Engine 6 game

Chris checks out a random rogue like Star Fire Eternal Cycle while Paul goes back in time to check out Star Ocean 3: Till the end of time. We also go over the latest PS plus additions and Amazon failing to make a good video game.

This week, Paul and Chris wrap up their thoughts on Pragmata, Hades II, and Absolum. On the news side, they dive into the latest console preference report, react to absurdly expensive controllers, and sift through the newest PlayStation Reddit rumors .

Paul goes to the moon in Pragmata while Chris continues his deep dive in Hades 2. We also discuss Assasin's Creed 4 remake, new PS + games for May, and more!

This week Chris and Paul review their Absolum co-op playthrough, Chris gets deep into Hades 2 runs, and Paul checked out Warriors Abyss! We also discuss some Playstation DRM news, and pointless remakes such as Assassin's Creed 4.

In this episode, we dive headfirst into the underworld with our early experiences in Hades II — what’s hooked us, what’s surprised us, and how it compares to the original. From the gameplay feel to progression and that addictive “one more run” loop, we break down what keeps pulling us back in.

We also shift gears to talk about our ongoing co-op adventure in Absolum and how that experience has been shaping up so far.

If you’re into roguelikes, this one’s for you!

Chris and Paul kick off their brand-new podcast, diving headfirst into the world of video games. In this debut episode, they chat about what they love (and hate) in games, share their recent co-op experiences from Playstation Plus in Atlas Fallen and Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2, and explain why the PS5 Pro controller might not be worth your money.

Along the way, expect plenty of off-topic tangents, random takes, and the kind of rambling conversations that only make sense when you’re deep into gaming with friends.