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Watch Out for Fireballs! 234: Life is Strange

Life is Strange is a Telltale-style cinematic adventure game about a young woman named Max Caulfield who has a very strange week. On the same day, she discovers that she has the ability to rewind time, and she uses this ability to avert the death of Chloe, an estranged friend. Her powers get her wrapped up in a murder mystery that points to corruption in the heart of the small town of Arcadia Bay. Support Watch Out for Fireballs!

[PREVIEW] Exquisite Suffering 68: Batman Forever

Riddle me this, riddle me that, then come and listen to us chat. Batman Forever is a profoundly forgettable movie, and the games based on it are almost improbably execrable. Listen in to find out how.

Monster in My Podcast: Tcho-Tchos

These little fellas have been the worst in every era. Just the pits.

Everything to Guppy 254: Magic 8 Ball

Monster in My Podcast: Swine Folk

I can't believe how dumb this episode is.

Abject Suffering 295: Haunt the House: Terrortown

A haunting at the asset factory!

Everything to Guppy 253: MEAT!

Everything to Guppy 252: Peep

Everything to Guppy 251: Telepathy For Dummies

[PREVIEW] Unfilmable 2: In the Mouth of Madness

Horror author Sutter Cane has gone missing, and his work is spreading an epidemic of violence across the world. John Trevor is an insurance investigator hired by the publisher to find Cane, which takes him directly into Cane's world and work, and exposes the forces outside our reality that are shaping it. This John Carpenter classic is a love letter to Lovecraft, and you should absolutely watch it.

Monster in My Podcast: Star Vampires

All you need is blood.

The Level 282: Reverse Hearthstoning

Kole, Ben, Dennis, and David talk about the Assassin's Creed Unity giveaway. Risk of Rain II, and we ask you about fourth-wall-breaking games. The Brief: Assassin's Creed: Unity gets positive review bombs after Notre Dame Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order won't have multiplayer or microtransactions. Full lineup of Castlevania Anniversary Collection revealed. The Multiplayer: What's your favorite time when a game broke the fourth wall? The Grind: Dennis: The Cycle. Risk of Rain II. The Strange Brigade...

Watch Out for Fireballs! Dispatch: What Ages a Game?

Some games are trapped in time, and this Dispatch episode has us wondering what makes some games age worse than others. How can something made 25 years ago feel more fresh and something made 5 years ago? Support Watch Out for Fireballs!

Everything to Guppy 250: 3 Dollar Bill

[PREVIEW] Exquisite Suffering 67: Pit Fighter

This is the story of shirtless, sweaty men whose pixelated souls are doomed to pit fight forever, surrounded by knife women and Phil who is not dead yet.

Monster in My Podcast: Lurker in the Star Pool

When this fool's in the pool, it's always Unspeakably Ancient Swim.

Everything to Guppy 249: Pyro

Abject Suffering 294: Global Gladiators

The saga continues, and we meet a powerful new foe.

Monster in My Podcast: Children of the Sphinx

I find it frustrating that they're called "centaurs" when the "taur" stands for "bull".

[PREVIEW] Bonfireside Chat 134: Ashina Outskirts (Part 1)

We chat about the first half of the Ashina Outskirts, all the way up through the Chained Ogre. Next episode will go through the Horselord or up through the Snakelord.

Everything to Guppy 248: Judas/Dark Judas

Days of Future Cast 67: Wasclops!

Hello X-Friends! This episode we're discussing the first half of X-Men Apocalypse, the long awaited follow to the excellent Days of Future Past. Does it continue the trend of mostly excellent X-Men movies? Will Scott and Jean kiss? Will Charles and Eric kiss? Will Gary and Jeremy kiss?!?! Listen to find out.

Everything to Guppy 247: SMB Super Fan

Monster in My Podcast: Spectral Hunters

When all you've got is rubbery.

Monster in My Podcast: Spawn of the Winds

When a warm front and a cold front love each other very much...

Everything to Guppy 246: Abel

Everything to Guppy 245: Guppy's Hair Ball

[PREVIEW] Adaptation Decay 25: Nick Arcade

Everyone sing along to the theme song, and remember to make up your own words. It's about as nostalgic as Carmen Sandiego, but leagues less educational. Regardless, Nick Arcade was one of the only places a little kid in the early 90s could see video games on television. So listen to us talk about the technical hurdles they had to overcome, and the very strange show that became the result.

Monster in My Podcast: Space Eaters

Aurora borealis, at this time of year, in this part of the country, here to eat you.

Abject Suffering 293: M.C. Kids

This is the most positive you'll see us be about a brand.