The Pitch

This week's episodes: Sacred Orb, Sanguine Bond, The Swarm, and Tainted Eden.

You know, it's probably about time we give freeware Linux games a shot!

Ew.

Nevermind, let's go to Chili's.

We know we've been in here for a while, but there's a lot of Altus to explore. We also get to pay a visit to one of ER's most overlooked legacy dungeons The Shaded Castle, but Torrent doesn't get to come.

It's a new season, and we have a new poison. Ricin finally joins the cast on Breaking Bad!

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

Kole, Ben, David, and Dennis talk about Definitely Not Fried Chicken, Days Gone, Call of Duty: Warzone, and much more!

The Grind:

• David: Call of Duty: Warzone.
• Dennis: Call of Duty: Warzone. Disco Elysium. Halo Infinite.
• Kole: Definitely Not Fried Chicken.
• Ben: Griftlands. Days Gone.

The Multiplayer:

• Propose another warning label for games!

The End Boss:

• SteamWorld Build will literally kill Kole.
• Riot suffers huge game code and data leak.
• Gylt, a Stadia exclusive, is looking for a new home.
• This fish plays Pokemon and he steals your identity and he’s not even sorry about it.

What Remains of Edith Finch? made people things, and the boys take their action figures and make them fight to decide if they like Indie Games or AAA Games better.

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John and Levi are two Los Angeles fuckups who are held together by the fact that they witnessed a supernatural phenomenon... and they want to monetize it. What follows is a claustrophobic and dense sequence of rabbit holes and abuses, resulting in terrible tragedy. But how much of it's real?

Something in the Dirt is Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead at their best, refining their form of funny, human-centered supernatural horror, and offering a fresh line of questioning into some of their previous pet themes.

Watch this movie before you listen. It's very good.

This week's episodes: Inner Child, Glitched Crown, Belly Jelly, and Number Magnet.

Nobody knows why, but people in the 90s thought if golf video games had comedians in them, maybe that would connect with the kids? Anyway, Eugene Levy fails to convince the boys that this golf is all that whacky.

Elden Ring goes Midsommar as we venture north and encounter a festival. Giggling maidens in white, a Godskin noble, fertility symbols: this area has it all.