Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy won second place in RPGamer’s “Biggest Surprise of the Year” award in 2021, and with a good reason. On this week’s show, we take a trip into space to reminisce about why this game was a surprise hit amongst the staff. We are Groot.
This week in Q&A Quest, we grapple with the poor state of much of the industry. We also prepare for the show to be off for a few weeks.
Chris gets a colon surrection. Kelley holds 15 refrigerators at once. Robert rejects being a discord mod. But they all agree that this is the best green cloth that has ever been cloth’ed in a game.
Kelley lets nature deal with her festered ice cream. Chris learns that the real key to fame is how well he can hide his drama. Meanwhile, Robert is just sitting here with his popcorn because Nikke is now more drama than butts. Get off the subreddit!
This week in Q&A Quest, we prepare for the coming of a new Fire Emblem. We also answer the usual variety of questions.
The SaGa series continues growing strong with it’s latest entry in the series, SaGa: Emerald Beyond. We have the Q&A Quest crew as guests on this week’s show, so stay tuned for turn-based fun!
Chris knows kung fu and skateboards, the two most important skills. Josh gets banned from Twitch for streaming XXXCOM: After Dark. Kelley explains how to wield a dedicated brick separation tool with a cat. And we still don’t know what a paradigm is.
This week in Q&A Quest, we discuss Roguecraft DX. We also respond to a wide variety of new questions.
Everyone knows the BIG tactical RPGs, like Final Fantasy Tactics, Fire Emblem, and Disgaea. Listeners are wondering: when will we talk about the small, obscure tactics games? Where are the PSP games, the indie games, and the weird Nintendo DS games. This show is your answer. You’re welcome.
Ryan always levels up his anger issues. Chris complains that he doesn’t get any cat treats. Kelley searches for the secret of cupcakes the size of breakfast muffins. And Erik says he’s a level 17 zergling who only speaks in weird sounds.
Chris learned how to poop. Kelley paid 25 bucks to be in a room with cats for 15 minutes. Robert teaches us the proper brooding technique to use while sitting in a chair. This week’s show is not exacerbated by a level of horniness.
This week in Q&A Quest, we discuss the whole EA situation. We also answer a slew of interesting questions.
The Yakuza series has officially changed its name to Like a Dragon, and we have another installment with Ichiban Kasuga. We also have a side game to talk about. Wait, Kiryu is back? Wasn’t he retired?
This week in Q&A Quest, we discuss how physical games face a more complicated future than similar media for movies and music. We also discuss the shortsightedness of Sony and other big companies.
Chris needs help learning how to poop. Robert needs help installing cat laser turrets on warships. Josh needs help with the tree growing out of his house. And Kelley needs help with the cat fight club on her bed.
In this episode of Q&A Quest, we discuss Splatoon Raiders in detail. We also discuss how it could change future titles in the series.
In this episode of Q&A Quest, we discuss the joy of Evercade. We also discuss Falcom games.
Chris has no idea what he’s going to do with all these luminaries. Josh wonders why Kiryu is yelling at him. Kelley unlocks the item world and now the madness begins.
In 2021, Square Enix delivered remastered versions of the first six Final Fantasy games to the mobile and PC market. Then, two years later, they fixed the font and put them on consoles. Are these remastered ports worth the asking price? Listen to RPG Backtrack to find out.
Chris has a furry room party with Bubsy. Kelley fights to the death over an omelette. Josh subjects the cast to a 3000 photo slideshow. This episode brought to you the original Isekai author: Mark Twain.
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