On our special belated Easter episode, Joey and Kevyn spend their time Divisioning, Max returns to the Mass Effect universe after a long absence, and Jace becomes Trackmania Champion. We chat a bit about game of the week “Ninja Genki DX”, before pitching our own ideas regarding cyber-mobs, upside-down towns and medieval trucks.

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The Sky Pirates gather around the campfire to share stories of terrible mobile games and inadequate mechs, before discussing the B-movie love-letter delight that is Deadly Tower of Monsters. Then, our scurvy boys share utterances of a video game conspiracy so mysterious, so maddening, that you may burst into flames upon hearing of it. This is not for the faint of heart. This is Sky Pirate Radio. #LetItSlide

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Jace Van Kaathoven has disappeared. In his absence a mist of uncertainty hangs over the studio. A struggle for power breaks out, old friends unite, old rivalries reignite, and we discuss Firewatch! The Witness! Defiance, for some reason! We talk about it! The boys also chat a bit about the price expectations of indie and mobile games in the current market and discuss Max’s game of the week “Hand of Fate”, before Kevyn blows the world away with his prediction on the werewolf VR future that is to come.

The boys convene once again to share their takes on only the most topical cultural phenomena, including the best of bad video game movies and literally stealing from babies. They then move on to discuss the game of the week, 80 Days, and finish off with a particularly haphazard round of Pitch That Game.

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With a hot new podcast name in tow, the boys share some special moments as they discuss Joey’s days as a newspaper journalist, work out the logistics of becoming a sweatpants ghost, and try to overcome their biggest challenge yet: an argument about Picross that ignites an entire family dispute.