Someone Should Make This Daanish Syed Matt Pierson Jeff Larkin

In the epic season finale, Jeff pitches a new game: Quitting the show! He talks about this episode will be his last, and how it's it's been a fun ride these last few years. Shocking Twist: It's not a game! We say goodbye in the form a epic Vampire fantasy about relationships and loss.

Live. Die. Return - al. This week we talk Returnal, pop open the mailbag for a quick Fall Guys movie pitch, and then Matt and Daanish work trough their issues with the Chrono Trigger's criminal justice system. Also, the glorious return of "Sonic Stories" - the occasional segment where he hear a traumatic story from Matt's childhood involving Sonic the Hedgehog, and stay tuned after the credits to hear Dan's Airing of Grievances.

We talk board game minis, cosplay, and video game movies, and then Jeff pitches a ridiculous idea on how to reimagine the MetroidVania genre that would never work - except we kinda make it work!

This week we discuss how Fall Guys players don't know how Basketball works, Zoom comedy clubs, and horses peeking through windows. For the main pitch, Matt brings us an entry in an under-represented genre: the time brawler.

In the most meta-episode of the show yet, we have a conversation about a conversation-based game, and prove out in real-time that we would lose at it. Badly. Stay tuned after the credits to hear a heart-warming story about friendship.

We talk about our failed pre-SSMT podcast ventures, post quarantine movie-going, then dive into one of the wildest game ideas we've done yet... AFTER we completely ignore Jeff's initial pitch and do something completely different.