On this episode, we take all the joy out of comedy by talking about what makes comedy good. Are you ready to accept your mission? Developer: Necrophone Games Music Credit: Sycamore Drive by Kicks Music License: Creative Commons Non Commercial

On this episode, we critique a game with a real mouthful of a title. So if you’ll please press the play button we’ll begin. Developer: Crows Crows Crows Music Credit: Sycamore Drive by Kicks Music License: Creative Commons Non Commercial

On this episode, we tackle the interactive dramas created by Telltale Games. Is it ambitious? Yes. Do we do these games justice? I dunno, maybe? Developer: Telltale Games Music Credit: Sycamore Drive by Kicks Music License: Creative Commons Non Commercial

On this episode, we introduce you to the inscrutable world of the MOBA genre and talk about a real Saturday morning cartoon of a gane. Listen to this one or we go AFK. Developer: Ronimo Games Music Credit: Sycamore Drive by Kicks Music License: Creative Commons Non Commercial

On this episode, we rave about a puzzle game that follows a terrible, terrible day job. Get your stamps ready and put your morals in a dumpster as we give glory to Arstotzka. Developer: Lucas Pope Music Credit: Sycamore Drive by Kicks Music License: Creative Commons Non Commercial

Sorry for the delay on this episode everyone, Caleb and David were going through some post bachelor party recovery. Anyways, this episode is all about violence and why we enjoy it in our entertainment. If that sounds too heavy, we also talk about animal masks and pixel art. This episode description is too good to … Continue reading "The Crit Crew – Episode 11 – Hotline Miami"

On this episode, we try to make sense of a game that was designed to not make sense. We also take a long look at the modern Walking Simulator genre and how Dear Esther impacted it. Developer: The Chinese Room Music Credit: Sycamore Drive by Kicks Music License: Creative Commons Non Commercial

On this episode, we delve the experimental side of video games. If anything, this episode proves that no matter how short a game is we will talk at length about it. Developer: Jesse Barksdale Music Credit: Sycamore Drive by Kicks Music License: Creative Commons Non Commercial

On this episode, we dig deep into the morality lessons that can be taught through video games. Join us as we stupidly decide to critique a game with an incredible amount of praise. Music Credit: Sycamore Drive by Kicks Music License: Creative Commons Non Commercial

On this episode, we consider if improvement in a franchise can be a worthy measure of success. In the second half of the episode we also try to determine if multiplayer games can be critiqued as art. Music Credit: Sycamore Drive – Kicks Music License: Creative Commons Non Commercial