How To Murder Time

It’s another podcast and this time we’ve been playing: Rift Uncharted Wurm Unlimited This War of Mine Defiance Assassin’s Creed Black Flag You’d think only one of those games would have us considering the weight of our actions and how much of a monster bad situations could turn us into, but we managed two of them. As always you can also find the video version over on YouTube, or embedded here.

How can this week’s show not be about Fallout 4? We also look at Never Alone because sometimes you just need to play something that’ll teach you things.

It’s podcast time again, and we’re looking at the classic System Shock, the expensive Doctor Who level pack for Lego Dimensions, The MMO-less Wurm Unlimited and we’re off to the moon with Anno 2205. There’s also the video version here if you’re so inclined.  

This week we’re talking in depth about just two games: The PS4 exclusive The Order: 1888 and the episodic Life is Strange. We try and avoid any major spoilers on that last one,  but do talk about some things I think everybody should be aware of that happen before they play along the way. As usual we also have a video version of the show here as well.  

After a brief delay we’re back with another look at what we’ve been playing recently. Expect X: Rebirth, Unmechanical and a rant about PS+, The original Deus Ex and an only slightly spoilery chat about The Beginners Guide. Here’s the video version if you want more than just audio.

This week Jon hates a game that everybody likes and Tim likes a game that everybody hates. We’ll probably have changed out mind by next week, but enjoy it while you can. The games this week are Metal Gear Solid, Rift, X Rebirth and Lego Dimensions.

This week we’re talking a look at Metal Gear Solid, Forza, Puzzle Quest, Black Flag and Rift. Don’t forget that there’s also the video version of the show, this week featuring really bad driving.

How many Star Wars games can one man play in a week? It turns out loads so this show we’re talking about the shockingly not what you expect mobile game Star Wars: Uprising, the amazingly still good Dark Forces 2: Jedi Knight. Since not all games can be Star Wars we also talk about the randomly assigned Eschalon Book 3, the “please don’t make me do the rubbish assassin bits” pirate simulator Black Flag as well as catching up on perma-guild-death antics in Rift. As usual here’s the video version as well to go along with the video one. Go on, give us a subscribe. You know you want to.

We seem to be back to weekly podcasts so here’s our latest discussion about the classic System Shock 2, a timely look at Assassin’s Creed Black Flag, more thoughts on Mad Max and a discussion about how Guns make Chess better with Warhammer 40k: Regicide now that it’s actually released. As usual we also have a video version on YouTube, which you can see here.  

It’s time for another episode, and this time we cover The Witcher 3, Volume and Mad Max. The big, the puzzle and the explosions. Together they make one balanced game! As always the audio is here, as well as on the RSS feed. There’s also the video version of course.  

We’re back with another podcast, and this time we’ve been playing Dungeons and Dragons Online, The Swindle, Rift and Disney Infinity 3.0. As always both the video and the audio are available on this post.  

It’s podcast time, and this week we’re talking about Trove, Everybody’s gone to the rapture, Elite: Dangerous and Ark: Survival Evolved. They’re all good games, so why are we down on them? As always there’s a video version of the podcast available as well where you can see what we’re talking about.

It’s that podcast time again and it’s not all Space Engineers. This time we’re talking about Her Story and Portal Stories: Mel because apparently Jon only plays games with “Story” in the title now. We also discuss Anarchy Online’s new graphics engine and of course a bit of Space Engineers. You can also catch the video version here:

We’re back with another podcast and this time we’re talking about Rift, The Witcher 3, Space Engineers and Fallout Shelter. One of these games is very shallow, but I don’t think I can think of a click bait-y title to encourage you to listen and find out which. Don’t forget that along with the traditional audio we also have a video version of the show available for those of you who want to see the games that we’re talking about.

After a short exploded-computer related delay we return with another show. We talk about Rift, Grand Theft Auto V, Space Engineers and Warhammer 40,000: Regicide. Is this the show in which the three month rule dies?