RPG Cast – Episode 811: “Evercold Slushie”
Chris thinks the PS5 needs therapy. Can Josh interest you in a retro-game investment fund? Kelley really knows her sexy voices. None of us want the colon tribute.
Chris thinks the PS5 needs therapy. Can Josh interest you in a retro-game investment fund? Kelley really knows her sexy voices. None of us want the colon tribute.
This week in Q&A Quest, we discuss upcoming releases. We also delve into comments from a new listener.
Atelier April continues with a duology of titles, Atelier Sophie and Atelier Sophie 2, bringing mystery to books and dreams all around. Then we have a therapy session about Nelke & the Legendary Alchemists. This week’s show is a pendulum of joy and disappointment.
Kelley is here to introduce the new Home Maintenance ‘Cast. Matt is finally freed from the drudgery of the Atelier gauntlet, but is now avoiding all the games… because they’re SaGa. Andi is enjoying the bonus bleeps from Chris across the room. Oh, and there’s another person we can’t give a boat to.
In this episode, we discuss Pragmata in detail. We also discuss the legacy of the PlayStation 3.
In this entry of Q&A Quest, we discuss the difficulty of naming podcast episodes. We also answer a score of questions.
Chris is still going, “Moo, Moo!” as a Cow. Johnathan states we should not vote for people who don’t like Suikoden II. Robert is nun-chucking his friend with Wii U controllers. And Ryan runs Fast.
This year’s Atelier April finally brings us to the Mysterious Quadrilogy, with this week’s episode discussing Atelier Atelier Firis and Atelier Lydie & Suelle. The real mystery is if we will ever get sick of talking about magical girls and alchemy. Given this episode will have a part two, probably not.
Chris kicks Tidus into the ocean. Kelley is looking forward to taming an army of cats. Robert lauds the efforts of the 2D Waifu union. And Ryan is practicing his Smash freeze cheese.
Matt survived the farming wars with help from time-traveling bipedal dinosaurs. Ryan has been assigned a new piddle patch; he lives here now! Kelley realizes, to her horror, she has become the Tom Nook of Pokémon. Andi needs to go help his cat find her emotional support plushie.
On RPG Backtrack, we strive to bring a positive message about video games to the world. There are times when we play a game so terrible, we just have to complain about it. After all, sometimes you have to play a bad game to appreciate the good ones. At least that’s what we tell ourselves to lessen the suffering.
This week in Q&A Quest, we discuss PAX East. We also go on a long tangent on the perils of sports fandom.
Andi ponders throwing a bunch of genre styles into a Scrabble bag. Kelley is a big fan of gender affirming animals. Matt is battling Steamboat Willie in M. Night Shyamalan’s The Village. Chris couldn’t make it this week, but we expect he’s staying with his cow.
In this episode of Q&A Quests, your hosts are prepared for a new deluge of questions. We also discuss Capcom games.
In this Q&A Quest, your hosts struggle to accomplish anything. With little news and no questions to work from, the result is rambling.
What happens when you combine Vanillaware’s eye-catching art style with the tactical combat of the Ogre Battle series? You get Unicorn Overlord, the topic of this week’s episode. Here is the real question: where are the unicorns?
Chris thinks the GameCube can do better than this. Kelley only knows Gothic from it being in the bargain bin at CompUSA. And Josh thinks Starfield isn’t janky in a fun way.
This week in Q&A Quest, we discuss Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection. We also discuss the quality of Nintendo Switch 2 ports such as Fallout 4.
Erik loves the big man on a train. Chris misses the poetry jam. Andi discovers wealth extraction opportunities. Kelley takes away Onix’s toy blocks and makes him sad.
This week in Q&A Quest, we take a look at the Nintendo Switch 2 version of Fallout 4. We also discuss the latest RPG news.
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