In which Tom S escapes from Strategy Game Prison, smuggling out tales of Cities: Skylines and Magicka 2, and hitting the Tartar sauce in Total War: Atilla. Tom F hacks 868 Hack and Marsh goes all Gardeners’ Question Time in Grow Home.

Graham, Chris, Pip and Tom F discuss Godus' broken promises to manus, Atari's unwelcome promise of survivaly-Asteroids, Apotheon's promising art style, and why Sunless Sea's enormous promise is bothering Chris.

Tom F, Chris and Graham discard the benches in the ravine, board the infinity mega shuttle, and discuss Infinifactory's strange creativity and Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes' straight stealth and foil story.

Chris, Marsh and Tom S fully acknowledge their lack of expertise on the subject of Greek economics. Subsequently, they attempt to sound knowledgeable about The Witcher 3, Grim Fandango, Heroes of the Storm, Smite, Armello, and videogames in general.

Chris, Graham and Tom F discuss their conflicting understandings of Sid Meier's Starships, why The Outer Wilds feels like a mini No Man's Sky, and why the Smite World Championships were more fun than Dota's last International.

Marsh, Tom S and Graham brave the winter weather and the chilly new year news dearth to discuss the combat depth of The Depths of Tolagal, the short distance left to travel of Distance's early access the vehicular cheese-dream, and the not-dead-good execution of Deadnaut's clever ideas.

Happy 2015! But is it? Not so far, judging by the faces Marsh and Chris pull at Game of Thrones, while Graham falls asleep at Elite’s space-wheel. Sadness, but hurrah for The Two Toms, who bring the new year cheer from Invisible Inc and Dragon Age 3.

The entire gang gathers to see out the year in snuffly, sneezy style. Was it a good year for PC games? Which PC games did we particularly like? Is a man with bombs for hands a man? These and many other vital questions are dealt with on this week's show.

Chris and Pip have much to discuss about first person puzzler The Talos Principle, and what it says about god, chaos, and rebellion. Tom F is similarly effusive about Super Wolfenstein HD, and what it has to say about knives, spades and dogs.

Marsh, Tom, Graham and the other Tom gather to discuss spying on each other in videogames using Steam Broadcasting. What do you get up to in games you'd rather others not see?