Zach, Eric of Nerd Chapel, Matthew Eyler (some dude) and Jonathan Clauson talk about what we're playing, gaming habits, screaming children, and violent sneezes.

What else can we say? A controversial character buttressed by one of the finest (if not THE finest) character action game combat in existence, Bayonetta abounds in endless joy, dumb reference, and self-awareness. Find out why Zach likes it a whole lot!

Zach, Josh, and Jon(athan Clauson) talk about the most dreaded of all anti-Christian/possibly Christian holidays, Halloween!

Zach, Michael, and Johnathan talk about a whole lot of things. Many things. And our favorite games! Topics include, end times prophecy, Bible movies, adventure games, dialogue trees and miscellaneous rambling about video games.

First up, I figured my recent Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay overview would do wonders in monologue format, so here you go. Comments, feedback, and the like are much appreciated!

Thomas Henshell, director and developer of Archmage Rises, talks about Archmage Rises! How does a great concept turn into a game? We find out! Is it a Christian game, and what inspired it?

Zach, Josh, Ted, and Jonathan R. Clauson talk about mature things and pigeons. Topics include Destiny, Akiba's Trip, Diablo III, Dragon's Crown, Roundabout, Gang Beasts, Lethal League, Hatoful Boyfriend, and I don't know, maybe pigeons.

The Holy Spirit is a complicated, confusing subject with a lot of varying opinions as to its existence, effects, and efficacy (hurray for alliteration!). Zach and Michael go from history lessons to charismatic ideas to how we disagree and agree.e

Episode 50! We made it! Sort of! Topics include eschatology, Heaven, Revelation, Paradise, and a whole lot of other timely stuff (Destiny being the most notable). Maybe PSP-related things, as well as SRPG recommendations!

Zach, Andrew Crawford, Thomas Henshell, and GameChurch City Mayor April-Lyn Caouette talk about time management. Will it be slow or fast paced? Topics include Diablo III, Doritos, Peter Jackson, The Abyss, a theology of leisure and work, Minecraft,, etc.