Our hiatus ends by airing the last recording we have with Michael Cunningham. The panel goes over how games confront difficult topics including, loss, mental illness, and so much murder.
It’s time for way too many people to get on a Skype call and debate the following. How much is Wheels is wrong? What decade will the Final Fantasy VII remake will come out? And most importantly, what did we do to deserve Metal Max Xeno and The Witch and the Hundred Knight 2?
This week in Q&A Quest we celebrate the launch of Kingdom Hearts III by talking about the past and future of the series. We also discuss our hopes and dreams for Pokémon Generation VIII.
Before the rush of releases at the end of January, we talk about your feedback, our briefs turn into longer discussions, and we get really confused about a new…farming…eSport?!
This week in Q&A Quest, a mysterious new questioner asks something of immense importance to our hosts. We also discuss the upcoming RPGs of 2019 and Mr. Baker’s upcoming writing projects.
A surprise disappointment in our Now Playing, a surprise announcement in the News, and Chris shouting ELDER SCROLLS really loudly in the briefs (and beyond)...
This week in Q&A Quest, we discuss the various online game services from the 16-bit era. We also discuss a variety of Pokémon related topics from the card game to Pokémon Black and White.
Nintendo keeps putting Mario into the RPG realm, so it’s time to catch up with the 3DS installments that aren’t remakes. It’s also time to reflect a bit on the very first time Mario entered an RPG.
This week’s cast has Pascal and Johnathan discussing their holiday gameplay time as well as whether Octopath Traveler is worth a second look. Also, Chris gets really frustrated about Atelier games and Anna Marie gets really frustrated with Chris.
We start the new year off by promptly diving into a discussion of the wonderful Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse movie. We also have a lengthy talk about Pokémon Ultra Sun and Moon and the series in general.
Welcome to the new year! We played a lot of games over the holiday break – some new, some old. We also talk about your gaming goals and two upcoming RPGamer features. Please be excited.
The Hunt celebrates the end of a fantastic year for Monster Hunter by discussing how far the series has come in one year. We also discuss some more strategy for Monster Hunter World and Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate.
A little title about exploring a large swathe of the galaxy, originally released on the PC and later on the Genesis, hasn’t seen a new installment in decades but still inspires fond memories. This is the story of Starflight and its sequel.
To celebrate the one-hundredth episode of Q&A Quest, we’ve dug up a bunch of old Q&A columns to pull questions from. Join us for a celebration of random tangents and digressions.
Happy Holidays! We wrap up the final podcast of the year affirming it’s OK for Anna Marie to play casual games, even if Chris disagrees. While Josh and Kelley are making New Year’s resolutions, Chris also disagrees about what should be a brief story. We’ll see everyone in 2019!
This week in Q&A Quest, we imagine what sorts of Pokémon could appear in future installments of the series. We also discuss the worst of the classic JRPG series, Breath of Fire.
Chris and Pascal fail at tactics. Josh gets some bartending skills. And actually that’s it. Except for our new game coming to the Epic Games Store! No not really, but we were feeling left out.
This week in Q&A Quest, we discuss Sony’s decision not to attend E3 in 2019. We also do a deep dive into the mechanics of the Pokémon TCG for some reason.
The podcast goes a little potty-mouthed as Chris complains about waiting for his Christmas gift, Anna Marie complains about hard games, and we discuss the mess that is Fallout 76 (and its collector’s edition). What a weird two weeks!
After over 77,000 Kickstarter backers contributed to Obsidian’s campaign, a new title named Pillars of Eternity came to pass. We have quite a bit to say about this title that deliberately evokes the PC RPGs of a now-bygone era.
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