The Volcano Bakemeat crew discuss their favorite underrated or unappreciated games. We look why some games were ignored by audiences or critics and why that makes us sad. We also look the different kinds of cults. Then, Paige and Connor get incredibly excited about a GameCube era Sega release that neither of them have beaten.

In this two parter, Volcano Bakemeat Radio looks at playable female characters. We talk about why Portal is a little like Mean Girls, what it's like when a game chooses your gender (and race) randomly, and which characters we'd like to see gender swapped.

In this two parter, Volcano Bakemeat Radio looks at playable female characters. We talk about why Fable 2 made Jessica cry, why a X-Com operative code-named Mama Bear might be Jeff's favorite woman in video games, and why Paige still feels vaguely uncomfortable playing Skull Girls

This week, Volcano Bakemeat's Stardew Valley obsession finally boils over into a full blown episode about simulators

In this episode, the Volcano Bakemeat gang wax nostalgic about the glory days of being able to sit down and play games with a buddy.

This week, Volcano Bakemeat discuss the whys and hows of telling stories with video games. We talk about the core elements of storytelling in gaming, the advantages (and disadvantages) of telling a story with video games as the medium, how storytelling and game play can complement each other and more.

In our first episode, Volcano Bakemeat radio discuss our first game loves, the game that made us fall in love with gaming (turns out those are different things), the origin our our podcast's name, and what makes a game "so simply, very good"