Special Guest Dan Weiland returns, what a two-timer! After a quick Adkins Report, Dan wants to Explore, Expand, Exploit, and Exterminate... the classroom! Daanish likes following recipes and Matt starts an Information War.

When they're not arguing about the legitimacy of Robot Dinosaurs, Daanish wants to fold paper into a diverse array of platforming vehicles and characters, Jeff want to bring life back to the land of decrepit robots, and in a shocking turn of events, Matt wants to make a VR game.

In the (evil) spirit of the season, Matt kicks things off with a Spooooky game, Daanish watches too many dumb viral videos, and Jeff wants to polarize his audience.

The Adkins Report returns after a long hiatus, from which Matt draws some killer inspiration. Jeff talk about the Space Race, and then in an unprecedented move, Daanish interrupts Jeff's idea mid-pitch, to pitch his own! Madness!

Jeff pitches another game in the old Mouse Guard meets Langoliers meets Hugo genre, Matt wants a game that you can grow old with, and Daanish thinks the world needs more Innerspace.

We welcome special guest Dan Weiland from Netherrealm studios to talk about the SliderWeb, the SliderVerse, and all manner of Slider Holes. Matt fixes open world games, and Daanish just wants to go about his day without Doom happening.

Daanish, Matt and Jeff tackle a single idea this week, and after a slight detour on Nazi Hunting Ender's Game style, land on Commanding Missiles in a Battle against many opponents in Royale manner.

Before diving into this weeks games, the gang wonders what the hell is wrong with people in a movie theater. Then Jeff explores conspiracy theories, Matt sees through time, and Daanish is the all-seeing eye.

The boys are back in town (tm). After a few weeks apart, our three venerable hosts are together again. We're talking about communication and uneasy alliances on a harsh alien planet, charades through floppy puppetry, and a brilliantly original take on a MOBA.

It's time for another edition of the Someone Should Make This LOST LEVELS! Recorded on the earliest wax cylinders, this ancient episode features some gems that we couldn't possibly keep to ourselves. Witness the horror of a Killer AI, the intrigue of a undercover sting, and the pulse pounding action of a Counter-Agent