Hey! We’re back! And how about that classic bumper music right there!? Pretty cool, right? Anyway, in this episode, John and Matt talk all kinds of stuff including the unfortunately named PlayerUnknown’s Battleground and the fun, but entirely i
In this episode, Joel and Matt discuss the former glory of the NCAA college football franchise and speculate upon its unlikely, but much desired, return to consoles.
In this episode, Joel and Matt discuss their concise knowledge of the show Trailer Park Boys before entering a conversation about the mobile game, Pocket Planes. Joel also regails us with his short term experience as a prison warden and give hi
Joel and John talk about the games that never were, or never will be, or very unlikely will be.Comment at Enlightenedgamer.com for your additions.Also Follow us @videogamepod
This episode, informally known as all your news are belongs to us, covers a lot of news, and some tabletop gaming stuff, including Pathfinder RPG system and Summoner Wars.
In this episode, we invite Jay Tholen to answer some of our questions about his game, Dropsy. (Like how do you pronounce the dog’s name.) We also speculate on the characters origins and the long bumpy road that development has been.
Matt rebutts some claims lodged against him last week, then he and Joel sleepily talk first impressions of XCOM 2 and the reasons they haven’t been able to play it as much as they’ve wanted to yet.
In this episode, John, Joel, and Matt tote one of their new favorite games, Starbound. While development for this game is still ongoing, it hasn’t stopped them from wracking up game time. Find out why this game is doing everything right and (ho
In this episode, we go over our choices for the best games of 2015. Keep in mind that these aren’t inarguably the best games, they just happen to be our favorites based on what we were able to play.
This episode of the podcast focuses on the character creation feature of video games and discusses whether or not it is an integral element of a good game.A special thanks to Ron Jenkees for allowing us to use his music. These are tracks from