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Scott has his head in ESO hard, and Dun away did NOT get his Xcloud invite. Also, we hit some breaking indie news, and then got to some sweet games this week. Scott played American Fugitive on Switch, and Brian played The Slormancer on Steam! Guess My Game, emails and more!

Put in the Italian Sub! Also, Cozy Grove is rad. Wildfire is also rad. Your emails are rad. Our Guess My Game competition is pretty rad. And loads more! Including what game we wanna see resurrected.

Rock Runners is going strong! Still can't stop with these life sims. Bite the Bullet provides twitch fun. Scott played Dorf Romantik, and Brian played Narita Boy. Guess My Game, emails and MORE!

Why Scott cracked open FF14 again. Why brian thinks a MS owned Discord might be a good thing. Scott checked back on Mech Mechanic Simulator and LOVES it now. Dunaway checked back on Chicken Police and LOVES it now. We play a little "Guess My Game". And we read your emails too! What constitutes indie vs AAA? Well, we discuss that too!

Scott decided that everyone should give Mankind Divided another shot because the game is rad and will fill your Cyberpunk void. Brian thinks the way to go is some dark fantasy turn-based business with King Arthur: Knight's Tale. Plus some Guess my Game, emails and more!

Scott and Chris have a sit-down and chat up up about his new big project, plus lots of great insights into development of this kind of project vs something like a major game release at Blizzard. Here’s a bit more about the project. Auroboros: Coils of the Serpent is a 5E campaign setting by Chris Metzen and Warchief Gaming. The first release in this universe, Worldbook: Lawbrand, is based on the roleplaying campaign that Chris ran with his childhood friends in the eighties and nineties, before heading to Blizzard to work on worlds such as Warcraft, StarCraft, and more. Enjoy Scott Johnson chatting with Chris Metzen about his awesome new project!

Scott has a town building problem today. Brian got an early birthday present. We talk at length about Nebuchadnezzar, while Brian goes in deep on Rogue Heroes, Guess Our Games, emails and more!

We go from monitor buying options, too much time in Valheim, and then, this week's games! Loop Hero for Scott, and the final release for Curse of The Dead Gods for Brian. Guess Our Games, emails and more!

Waiting for Shipbreaker patches. System Shock demo play9ing. The Touryst is really fun and on Gamepass. Ultimate Adom: Caverns of Chaos is out. Guess my Game, your emails and more!

We get down to business this week with a little more about Scott's stream play of Little Nightmares II, and how Arcanium got a nice update! His game this week is Blasphemous! Brian's is Valheim, and we both played a load of that. Guess My Game, emails and more! Oh, and what happened to Game Genies and Game Sharks!

Scott plays Legend of Keepers, and brian plays Little Nightmares II, and we also play Guess my Game, and we also read and answer emails. What else could you ask for?

We talk about cool homebrew arcade stuff, the fact that we are only a few days away from more Mario Goodness. Scott played Arcanium: Rise of Akhan. Brian played Ratropolis. We had a great chat about CRT displays and what leg you have to sell to afford one, and more!

Scott is still breaking ships, Dunaway wants to sell his Stadia controller. Scott reviews Kill it With Fire. Brian played Encodya. Guess My Game! Your emails and more! And when should you remove your old 8bit console from your TV.

Scott keeps going back to 2015 and playing Invisible Inc. Brian picked up a big new Samsung display finally. Scott played Fort Triumph this week and really quite liked it. Great if you like your Xcom-style gameplay, and Might and Magic world management. Brian ran all the runs in Skul the Hero Slayer, a rogue-like with some special sauce to be sure. Guess my Game, your emails and maybe some good Ultima-likes in 2021.

Scott played a LOT more Shipbreaker over the weekend. Brian got a shiny new monitor! And Everspace 2 had a great new start! Brian got deep in Skellboy and talks about what he say. We play a little Guess My Game, and read your emails about comfort games!