On this week’s RPG Backtrack, we have a freshly hydrated, massively ripped Ganon ready to destroy the world. What is a poor mute adventurer going to do? Join us along with Pascal and Wheels as we talk about Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom while we try to build a Korok torture machine.
In this episode of Q&A Quest, your hosts tear into Microsoft for their recent round of layoffs. We also discuss the Fire Emblem series.
This week in Q&A Quest, we discuss upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 releases. We also delve into some hard hitting questions.
This week in Q&A Quest, we discuss the Final Fantasy set for Magic: The Gathering. We also continue to discuss the Nintendo Switch 2.
Chris teaches us about the law of conservation of deck builders. Josh couldn’t be bothered to care about Colgate-kun. Kelley asks the perennial question: “Is it fireworks or gunshots?”
Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers is the game’s best expansion according to fans. It bestowed the players with bunnies, lions, and dancers, but most important of all, it let people FINALLY live out their gun-sword fantasies like Squall. This expansion is the topic of this week’s show, with guests Robert and Noodle.
This week in Q&A Quest, we talk all things Nintendo Switch 2. We also discuss the recent Sony State of Play.
Josh wishes he was in a heated cat bed. Kelley tries to level up to pinball wizard instead of pinball flunky. Robert tries to export horse girls to the Vita. Chris tries not to think to hard about the Donkey Kong timeline. And…wait…Kelley, do you know there’s a tree in your yard?
This week in Q&A Quest, your hosts travel to an alternate dimension to celebrate episode 400. We answer all your hard-hitting SaGa-based questions.
Jonathan was not expecting a conspiracy theory cast. Chris was not expecting horses to have careers. Kelley was not expecting to get to live out her fantasy of shooting bad guys in the crotch. This really is an expensive hobby.
World of Warcraft’s third expansion began with a bang when Deathwing emerged to change Azeroth forever. RPG Backtrack goes back to the Cataclysm this week, with guests Andi, Pascal, and Robert. We really want to know if you are are you Team Goblin, or Team Worgen?
This week in Q&A Quest, one of your hosts is exponentially more tired than usual. We also discuss the various Final Fantasy VII related games.
Today’s RPG Cast is brought to you by Chris’s new game, which he made as a solo dev…with his eight friends. Kelley wants to punch Grimace. Meanwhile, Ryan tries to leave town but can’t due to tank controls. Enjoy this state of the art podcast, developed for systems that don’t exist, delivered in a garbage bag. Don’t mind the receipt stapled to the screen, the pigs will eat it after they finish this apple.
Chris tells us how Level 5 hurt him. Josh puts children in the Bitcoin mines. Kelley is ready for FUGA: Age of Apocalypse. Ryan ponders if Owlcat Games is just a AA version of Bethesda.
With the final game in the trilogy releasing this week, the RPG Backtrack crew decided to squeeze in a show about Fuga: Melodies of Steel 2. As fans of the Little Tail Bronx series, we are excited to re-live the sequel to the surprise hit from CyberConnect2. Featuring guests Cassandra, Josh, and Ryan C.
This week in Q&A Quest, we discuss Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake. We also continue to prepare for the launch of the Nintendo Switch 2.
This week in Q&A Quest, we discuss the upcoming Final Fantasy set for Magic: The Gathering. We also discuss the latest Nintendo Switch 2 news.
Andi insists everything, including the moon, is BS. Kelley insists Adol will win because he has a boat. Chris insists going to the gym is the bad ending. Everyone hates the dart game! This can only end in tragedy.
Monster catching May continues this week on RPG Backtrack, where we chat about the Pokémon franchises’ first fully open-world game. Cassandra, Wheels, and David fire up their lizard cycle to talk about Pokémon’s most divisive game in the series.
Chris left Kelley at Diablo school and forgot to pick her up. Robert wants to hook us up with his stash of “boosters.” Ryan thinks Expedition 33’s opening is more depressing than an old man with a bunch of balloons. And Kelley is busy 100 percenting an art installation.
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