On this week's episode, Justin 'Keadin' Amirkhani, stops by to talk about his upcoming game, Always Sometimes Monsters. We also chat a little bit about Gone Home and Diablo 3. If you would like to learn more about Always Sometimes Monsters, stop by over

As we near closer to our 6 year anniversary, the team talks about their most memorable experiences on the show, and continue to go way over our normal recording time. Klaus reads some video game fan fiction, Candice reviews the latest Final Fantasy releas

Crash gives his thoughts on indie game, Gone Home, Candice reviews a Tomb Raider game and Hitman: Absolution, and Klaus expresses his hate for Skyward Collapse.

We're taking the week off but, as always, we have a special episode of never before heard clips from past recordings.

This week we talk some Skyrim and Dead Rising 2, why trophies and achievements should mean something, what games we tend to play based on our current mood, as well as why Klaus needs to play Euro Truck Simulator 2.

A week late posting this episode but, better late than never. We finish up our Steam Summer Sale talks, Klaus reviews indie game, Broforce, and we even discuss some movies.

In this week's episode, we discuss the Steam Summer Sale and sit down with actor Brandon Bales, from the recently released Walking Dead 400 days DLC, to talk about game and his character, Eddie. Also joining us this week is Uriyya from The Show Radio.

The team sits down with voice actor, Dave Fennoy, the voice of Lee Everett from The Walking Dead game, to talk about Season 1 and the recently released 400 Days DLC.

Jason Kuntz, Community Manager at Ubisoft, stops by to talk about Duel of Champions, even more Xcom drama has happened, Klaus reviews Rogue Legacy, and we get into some very deep conversations involving the world of Animal Crossing. Also joining us this w

Alex explains why he's still playing The Last of Us, Candice talks about her new love for Xcom: Enemy Unknown, and we discuss the differences between the Saints Row and GTA games.