We’re back at the Dragonmeet 2017 gaming convention in London for another year, where we were invited to join the #podcastzone. We decided to interview the other podcasts to find out why you should listen to them! Join us as…
The Critical Twits were raised on Game’s Workshop’s 90s Specialist Games, and Necromunda is their king. Find out here how GW popped our enthusiasm and left us non-plussed with their reboot, Necromunda: Underhive.
A spooky indie video game Halloween special this week. Aaron and Brian discuss their experiences with; The Deed, a Cluedo (or Clue) -esque adventure about fratricide; Gloom, an artistic Lovecraftian/Cthulhu-based action adventure; and Morph Girl, an FMV game with a…
A complete play-through of The Deed, an RPG-maker RPG of dark pasts, stoic repression, sister murder, and rampant privilege. Aaron and Brian are proud to voice act their way through Pilgrim Adventures’ and GrabTheGames Studios’ miniature masterpiece for your macabre…
This week we report back from our latest self-enforced tournament, Burst of the Worst. Based on a poll run by Huzzah Hobbies, this tournament got us to play Masters commonly considered to be the worst. Are they really so bad…
We discuss the new Most Wanted List (MWL) 2.0, and what it means for Netrunner players new and old. Do we agree with banning cards, especially cards that are so young and had their whole lives ahead of them? …
This week Brian and Aaron discuss the recently announced Core 2.0 starter box redux for Netrunner. Listen to us lament the already out of date previous Netrunner podcast, what the reintroduction of lost cards means for the meta, and what…
Brian plays indie roguelike Gloom, a shadowy Lovecraftian take on the genre with a hint of the Souls-like. Brian’s short story The Hanging Tree is no longer free, but you can grab it cheap here:
Localhost is an indie game about artificial intelligences, the singularity, and the sheer pant-soiling terror of starting a new job and slowly realising that it involves you technically committing murder, something we can all identify with. Also, it’s good. Buy…
This week Brian and Aaron review cyberpunk RPG, The Sprawl. Hear tales of Neo-London, its corporations and the actual review itself. Enjoy, slick eaters.