Marsh, Graham, Chris and Tom S convene to discuss the fine art of bionic arm surgery in Limbs, explore the strange rhythms of Fract, and ponder the gross incandescence of Dark Souls and Dark Souls 2.

Graham, Tom Francis and Chris are joined by returning guest Philippa Warr to discuss incompetent detectives, millennial heroes, archery, wizardry, shootery, and more.

Marsh, Tom F, Tom S and Graham gather to discuss the splintered factions of Civilization: Beyond Earth, the bros of Broforce, the computer hacking of Hack 'n' Slash, the many ways to die in FTL: Advanced Edition, and how easy Dwarf Fortress is to play.

In which no bees or ghosts are welcome. But special guest Kim Richards is, and her tales of terror from Alien: Isolation. Plus: Chris unfurls The Elder Scrolls Online; Tom makes like an ent in Clash of Heroes; Marsh falls down Dark Souls’ lore hole.

Marsh, Chris and Tom F mull over this year's best April Fools, the future of Oculus, crazy controllers at GDC, randomised adventures in Reaper of Souls, and why Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes represents the PC-ification of console games.

In which Marsh, Graham and special guest Alex Wiltshire from Hello Games gather to discuss the two Tom's GDC-induced weakness, the remaining limitations of Oculus Rift's second development kit, why Graham continues to play driving sims for fun, and Marsh's thoughts on the axes and muskets of Betrayer.

In which we definitely don’t feel at all jealous of the two Toms. Instead, Chris brings his Dota-learnin’ to Heroes of the Storm, Marsh goes for round two, or 2.0, with Godus, and Graham keeps it wheel with chariot game Qvadriga and bus sim OMSI 2.

Graham, Tom Senior, Chris and special guest Philippa Warr discuss insect-infested planets, robot-infested moons, man-infested robots, and subway-infested men. Or Infested Planet, Planetary Annihilation, Titanfall and Mini Metro, if you prefer.

In which the we bestow upon your ears our last will and testament. Chris leaves his thoughts on Diablo 3's Loot 2.0 patch, Graham passes on his love of Towerfall: Ascension, Marsh leaves a treasure map to his feelings on Intruder, and Tom F decrees that you spend a night in the house haunted by living dolls, HOMEunculus.

In which the team gathers to offer the steal of the century: Tom F enjoys the cinematic violence of Tomb Raider, Marsh enjoys the cartwheeling violence of Strider, Graham enjoys the tactical violence of Intruder, and Chris becomes victim to the internet's violence over the new Thief.