Lindsay and Sam are here to catch up and talk about the games they love, the games they look forward to, and even more: the games that they've been pulling out of their backlogs to play!
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 22 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Categories | LeisureVideo Games |
It's a new year and we're putting our best foot forward. Watch Sam and Lindsay suffer just a little as we play games starting with the letter "A'.
We ring out the year with a look back at our previous anticipated games and how they fared, as well as a new list of games we're looking forward to.
What's the difference between Roguelite vs roguelike games? Think no further! Sam and Lindsay define and try out both types of games with varying levels of enthusiasm.
🎼 We drum, shoot, and tap to the beat ♪ of these uniquely varied rhythm games. 𝄇
We actually dive into our backlogs, talking about indie and smaller games!
You know what we did instead of playing the transphobe's wizard game? more
Do you guys not have phones?? -Wyatt Cheng Blizzcon 2018 more
We needed even more cozy games to help us through the winter months. Bundle up and chill with us.
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