Episode 102: Homeworld
Relic Entertainment has a long history of innovating in the RTS space. Both Company of Heroes and Dawn of War are much beloved and respected titles that could hold their heads high even when compared...
16 Mar 20231h 28min
Episode 101: Fable
Before Todd Howard’s promises about the climbability of mountains was Peter Molyneux and Fable, a game which promised a level of interactivity never seen before in an RPG. Have children (that could c...
20 Feb 20231h 26min
Episode 100: Pathologic 2
The original Pathologic has long been regarded as a cult classic. Obtuse, frustrating, boring and unfriendly, it nonetheless captured people’s imaginations with its densely woven storytelling and mys...
30 Jan 20232h 24min
Episode 99.5 M4ilB4g
When we started this podcast nearly 4 years ago, we did so with a clear goal in mind. We wanted to play, review and critique games of the past from a perspective free of nostalgia. As the gaming ind...
9 Jan 20232h 34min
Episode 99: Metroid Prime
The Metroid games are certified classics for a reason. Super Metroid, in particular, is responsible for inventing an entire genre, with a shockingly tight design that puts all other games of its era ...
26 Des 20221h 33min
Episode 98: Resident Evil 4
When Resident Evil first came out in 1996, it wrote the book on what 3D survival horror was meant to be. Fixed camera angles, a creepy atmosphere, tank controls and bizarrely themed puzzles - these w...
28 Nov 20221h 51min
Episode 97: The Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay
The Chronicles of Riddick, when it first released in 2004, was the definition of mediocre sci-fi schlock. Riddick, played by Vin Diesel, came across as a generic edgelord, and it seemed to lean into ...
7 Nov 20221h 15min
Episode 96: Drill Dozer
Gamefreak, on the rarest of occasions, takes a break from toiling away in the Pokemon mines. And when they do, sometimes they strike gold. Such was the case with Drill Dozer, first released in 2005 ...
24 Okt 20221h 8min
