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The road has been long but here we are, at the end of February. Okay, the beginning of March. Point is, here's part two of this year's Four in February series! Please enjoy.

What could a soft, sweet game about relationships and self-discovery possibly have in common with a fast-paced spy thriller game? You're about to find out, assuming you're here to listen to part 1 of our 4 in February episode!

I was going to pepper the episode description with words like "avast" and "ahoy" but that's silly so I won't. We played Return of the Obra Dinn, which is another great game by Lucas Pope.

It's the first episode of 2019 and we're all very unfocused! But that didn't stop us from talking about Butterfly Soup, which is a very enjoyable visual novel that we liked quite a bit! Wowee.

Well, it's our last episode of 2018. Glad we closed it out on this EXTREMELY GOOD GAME. Thanks for listening!

It's the holiday season and our gift to you is that we punished ourselves with an extremely difficult game! Enjoy!

We took an extra week for this one but! It's here! Join us as we talk about Wandersong, with a special guest! Incredible!

In which we gain a new respect for civil engineers.

It's spooky season so we played a spooky game! I think the scariest parts were some of the design decisions! OOooooooooOOOOOOOooo

We did it, guys! We came back from the brink of disaster and discussed the HECK out of this game!

WELL THIS EPISODE IS KIND OF A DUMPSTER FIRE, SORRY Y'ALL. At least it's appropriate since we played Donut County, which is a game about stealing people's trash! Good save.

Welcome to the episode where I'm an idiot and forgot to upload the episode whoops. We played a video game! We talked about a video game!

Welcome to the episode where we discuss movies, bureaucratic despair, and lamp punching.

Welcome to the history episode of the podcast where we learn about gunfights in the Wild West and also talk about a video game.

Oops, we did another long episode again! Sorry/you're welcome. This time we tackled Dear Esther and What Remains of Edith Finch as a sort of look at the evolution of the walking sim genre. Enjoy!

It's episode time! This week, we grapple with the implications of cloning. Also puzzles, and player agency within cutscenes. Amazing.

You know what game is really tough to describe? This one. Enjoy!

Hello! We're back! Last week I did a bad and forgot there was a holiday, so to make up for it we had an ~*~extended discussion~*~ on Davey Wreden's "The Beginner's Guide," because boy did we have a lot to say about it!

Hello! Here is an episode featuring a lovely guest friend. Which guest friend? Maybe listen to the episode and you'll find out!

Welcome to the episode where we lose our minds over frustrating UI/UX! Also give us a sponsorship, thank you.