Matt takes out his frustrations of watching a bad movie by making it into a good game, Daanish wants more wacky sports, and Jeff hangs up his guns and decides to open a shop.

Matt's Back! And Jeff's gone! Actually, we all are! Not really. In this Memorial Day episode, Matt reviews last week's episode and then we introduce an newly-unearthed, ancient, never-before-heard episode, recorded before modern microphone technology existed (in our respective homes). Introducing LOST LEVELS 1-1: Matt takes out his work frustrations in game form, Daanish imagines Life from the Ancient Aliens' perspective, and Jeff goes tells of a Sisyphusian nightmare - A Day Job.

Special guests Steven Bennett and Jarrod Bruner from the Game Breaking Feature podcast stop by for some espionage, Jeff has had it with damn dirty pests, and Daanish imagines a world where Humans and Ghosts are at war with Demons, and each other!

Spies in a Room, Exterminator, Demon Hunter

Matt wants human trophies, Jeff wants to destroy everything in sight, and Daanish wants inanimate objects to band together to kill Manny, because screw that guy.

Jeff finally answers the age-old question "Who is Goo Man?". Daanish pitches a movie inspired by his favorite Keanu Reeves movie, The Lake House. Matt also plays with space-time cause and effect that is a completely original idea thats absolutely not based on an existing property.

Daanish takes us on a journey that lasts millennia, Matt wants to be a good neighbor for the Purge, and Jeff seeks a higher plane of consciousness through wacky games.

In this superhero-themed episode celebrating the release of Avengers: Endgame, Daanish wants to solve all life's mundane problems one snap at a time, Jeff takes super powers down a notch, and Matt illustrates how hard it must be for superheroes to not kill everyone they touch.

In this special episode, we are presented with a unique design challenge: Pitch not one, but two games! And not just any two games, games that interact with each other in interesting ways unbeknownst to the players!

That is, of course, after we dive into the Adkins Report.

After diving into some listener emails, we embark on a genre-mashup challenge. Daanish explores the cosmic ballet between the micro and macro, Matt wants some racing in his survival horror (or some survival horror in this racing?), and Jeff goes on an Dreamscape-fueled killing spree.

Jeff builds a raft in space, Matt explores an Unbreakable MMO, and Daanish wants fighting games to look like fights.