Square Roots is like a book club, but for classic RPGs! Each episode John, Matthew, Jim and Vanessa play through a chunkerino of one of your favorite RPGs, from Final Fantasy through Chrono Trigger. Are they experts? No. Are they qualified? Absolutely not. Are they good at RPGs? Probably not. But they're the fun kind of dumb, and that's what counts.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 525 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesLeisureComedy |
Final Fantasy V Part 2: MID Square Roots - Episode 482
Quest Log: 0:37:15 Level Up: 1:39:00
Oh boy, this time on Final Fantasy V things are getting moving! We fail to save the crystals, some jerk is released, and we take a break to go to the libr... more
Final Fantasy V Part 1: It's Not Gooning If You Don't Make The Face Square Roots - Episode 481
Quest Log: 0:10:47 Level Up: 1:57:30
Look, we've got a Final Fantasy game with two cool dragons right upfront. Okay, technically, one is a sea serpent ... more
Heavy Rain: Part 4 - Even His Heavy Breathing Is French Square Roots - Episode 480
Quest Log: 0:23:18 Level Up: 2:24:57
We've solved the mystery of Heavy Rain, and for the most part we're pretty annoyed about it. But now's your chance to play thr... more
Heavy Rain: Part 3 - Left Trigger Inner Monologue About Ball Crushing Square Roots - Episode 479
Quest Log: 0:19:10 Level Up: 2:11:00
It's Final Fantasy Heavy Rain Time. It's what Strangers in Paradise is like. It's also a prequel to Final Fantas... more
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I wish these COWARDS would play the trails games but they won’t they’ll play bayonetta which ISNT EVEN AN RPG guess I have no choice but to hate-listen to every season of the show
Good choice of games but cast is void of any chemistry together and individually the takes are just not that interesting. Also weirdly hateful? Just bad energy on top of not bringing any entertainment or educational value to the table
Hey all, just found the show about 3 weeks ago. Joined the Facebook group and have been listening at work and catching up on shows. Love the podcast!! You guys are hilarious!
It's incredible how this bunch of 20-somethings can be so knowledgeable about games which were released way before their time. These hosts are wise and witty beyond their years.
Saw a podcast series on tactics ogre reborn and thought that’s great can’t wait, I’d prefer not to be mean but these folk needs to listen back to their podcasts. So much dead air, boring chat, and it’s like they have no outline at all
Great idea, really poor execution, good luck in the future
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Content primarily revolves around classic RPGs, engaging hosts offer humor-infused critique as they navigate through beloved titles like Final Fantasy and Chrono Trigger. Each episode typically involves lively discussions about gameplay mechanics, character development, and narrative elements, all while maintaining a light-hearted atmosphere with comedic tangents and personal anecdotes. Uniquely, the podcast is structured like a book club, encouraging an inclusive and nostalgic experience for fans of the genre, inviting listeners to reminisce and reflect on their own gaming journeys.
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