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You'd think Hastur would be able to ride in style, but nope.

As we continue Indie Horror Month, we're excited to do something a little different. There are so many great little experimental horror games that wouldn't bear a full episode, but are worth talking about. So we gathered up a bunch of micro-horror games and created a special episode about them. They are:

• IMSCARED
• Haunted Cities, vol. 1 and vol. 2
• Lost Constellation
• My Father's Long Long Legs

And that's all. Don't stick around to the end of the episode because there's nothing more. Nosiree.

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Hi! This was supposed to be a surprise for our seventh anniversary, but things didn't go as planned. Some of you already heard about it, but for some of you it will be news: we recorded a new episode about Mega Man X. It was the very first game we covered for Watch Out for Fireballs!, and we wanted to go back and look at again all these years later. Turns out it's still an A+ masterpiece, and completely essential.

Thank you very much for all of your love and support. It's been a great seven years, we have no plans on stopping, and we might even do more of these revisits in the future. Umbasa! - Kole

Girl, you'll be a spider soon.

They keep trying to make Predator happen, but he always plays second fiddle to them crazy penis bugs. We look at the abysmal NES Predator game and try to figure out why. Just, why? Also, we check in on Arnold (since it's been a while), and we visit the Kasket Korner, since our friend and enemy KasketDarkfyre did a pretty bad review for this game.

Evan Thorne joins me for the last chapters of Wolves of the Calla, where we say goodbye to the Wolves, goodbye to the Calla, and goodbye to any feeling of existential certainty. Things go thoroughly 19 as the preparations come to a close and we get more answers about what exactly the Wolves are doing with those twins they abduct.

Action sports with a martial edge, dropping soccer bombs on an endless goal.