The Pitch

It's time for Hank to confront Walt. It's about to get real tense.

We would like to thank Gwen Static for composing our theme song, and Trent Peters for creating our great podcast art.

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Music by Gary, podcast art by our friend Wayne

Kole, Ben, Dennis, and Moxie talk about A Game About Digging a Hole, RoadCraft, Void Crew, and much more!

The Grind:

• Moxie: Fallen London.
• Kole: RoadCraft (Demo).
• Dennis: Void Crew.
• Ben: Gaia Project: The Lost Fleet. A Game About Digging a Hole.

The Multiplayer:

• What’s your most beloved Mario game?

The End Boss:

• Autobattler The Bazaar pisses off fans by breaking monetization promises.
• WotC makes SpongeBob meme cards, what are we doing here?
• Devil May Cry anime gets bad tagline, then a better one.
• Donkey Kong ‘94 comes to Switch Online, play it.

Gary can't stop talking about Deadwood, Kole enjoys The Power Fantasy, Gwen played some roguelikes and rogueliked them.

What do video games and religion have in common? The points don't matter! INDIKA is a walking-sim adjacent indie adventure game that is largely a vehicle for philosophical debates. You might think that sounds a little pretentious, but the writing is actually stellar and we encourage everyone to check this out.

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One monster, unless you count Gary Oldman as a monster, which we do.

For our very special 600th episode, we talk about the most video game-shaped thing you could get that wasn’t a video game: the Tiger Handheld Electronics game. These heavily licensed consolation prizes were barely interactive, made heinous noises, and were ubiquitous in the early nineties. You can play many of them on the Internet Archive, but why would you?

In this episode we go to hell.

Other Segments:

• Fiend Folio: Devils and Demons

• Up on a Soapbox: Camp! The theatrical kind.

• Guide to Planes: Avernus

Kole, Dennis, and Ben talk about Avowed, Beyond Hanwell, The Peaks of Yore, and much more!

The Grind:

• Dennis: Avowed. Balatro.
• Kole: Beyond Hanwell.
• Ben: Heroes of Hammerwatch 2. Despelote (Demo). The Peaks of Yore.

The Multiplayer:

• What multiplayer game would you choose as a test for who would be a good coworker or teammate?

The End Boss:

• California Fire Relief bundle on Itch is a good way to get Tunic.
• EA releases classic Command and Conquer source code.
• Clone Hero streamer full combos “Through the Fire and the Flames” at 2x speed.

Have you ever wonder what it would be like to be a pilot who also had to juggle? That's the kind of hard hitting question Hammerfight tries to answer.

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