A factory automation game tasking the player to collect resources on a global scale.
Somewhere there's a list of things the universe could do without on the next iteration. I'm gonna make sure "getting cramp" is on that list. I will die on this hill, or at least get some way up it before I get cramp.
In this episode we've got Nintendo legal news, the Xbox partner showcase, WB being dicks and some games what we have been playing featuring Forager.
This is a shout out to all you little fingers out there. It's only when you are unnecessarily painful do we realise what you add to our dexterity. Here's to you, pinky.
In this episode, we talk about some more factory demos, we avoid mentioning a certain meme about speeding on a certain type of land outcrop and we talk about the news being a bit boring.
When is a podcast not a podcast? When it's a Palcast maybe? Whatever this is, there's three pals ready to talk rubbish on it. In this episode Zac sees what all the fuss is about in Palworld, Rob makes paper in Yakuza Zero and Dan is still in the Flower Kingdom. There's some chat about the Microsoft Developer Direct in here too.
Yeah I know, late again. It's genetic. Can't be helped. In this belated but still good episode: Rob returns to his annual tradition, Zac returns to the studio and Dan returns like Jedi should do less. We've also got games such as Timberborn, Rollerdrome, F.I.S.T. and Super Mario Bros. Wonder.
There's a noise that sounds every time the earth's rotation around the sun begins anew. The rusty hand of the master clock scrapes its weathered face with anger and regret on its journey. 2024 is here. Now let the clock sleep.
With similar pep, it's time for a SaladCast in which we spend a bit more time reminiscing about some of better things in gaming this year whilst also covering some news and whatever games passed through our mitts.
This episode is dedicated to all the editors out there. It's an underated skill for sure. The podcast presented to you here is a mostly raw cut because editing is hard. I tried to make the structure less awkward without losing content. I promise you I did... but then kinda gave up and put it all back. I hope it worked out.
In this episode: NFS Unbound, Detective Pikachu, Factorio, God of War Ragnarok and some of the news including Gamescom.
New year, new games! 2023 has the makings of a weird year and we're down for that.
Zac finds a new puzzle in Captain of Industry and enters a third dimension of creeping with Creeper World 4. Rob finishes up High On Life and feasts on Yakuza 5. Dan goes feral in Stray. We also talk about that Avatar film and report on the 2022 fantasy league.
Dan is out of action this week so that means it's guest time! Let's bring in our standard standup standin, Kippers. We've got "better late than never" coverage of Elden Ring and Cyberpunk 2077, Rob finishes Tunic, Zac gets updated and we talk about how SEGA may have lost their minds.
It's another podcast without much game news but a smattering of games industry news. In this episode, SONY buys Bungie, NFTs are weird and pointless, Rob merges antigravity racers, Zac secretes items about his Pokémon and Dan joins our league of intrigue.
So what if we're posting this podcast up a bit late. So what if we may have forgotten to finish off the process that is most of the point of this thing? ... Yakuza 4 is a hell of a drug.
Naturally we have to cover the Activision acquisition but we've got a summer jam (in January) thanks to Windjammers 2. Rob requires a vibe and Lethal League helps out whilst Zac plays games trying to be like other games introducing us to Planet Crafter.
Be unsaddened my super-acquaintences! We have more pleasing noise for the ensounding of your ears. Come and whelm with us.
There's Nintendo news, Minecraft news, GTA news and more news. There's Artful Escape game, Sable game, Hyrule Warriors game and more games. And of course we have Rob man, Zac man and Dan man (but not more mans).
Zac continues to battle off the threat of the plague child to weigh in on the flurry of news Nintendo brought with them in this unfashionably long episode. We talk all about Chris Pratt and the Nintendo Direct, Shang-Chi, Sable, The Artful Escape and the regular stuff.
This week was filled with expectations. But have we been blessed with our fondest hardware wishes? For the answers we turn to Nintendo and... Valve?
Naturally we talk about Switch OLED and Steamdeck in this episode but SONY also tried to show us some things. We've got Horizon: Zero Dawn, Dyson Sphere Program, Deep Rock Galactic and more Breath of the Wild getting played too.
The sun over E3 might be setting but the shadow of Summer Games Fest is long. We've got some demo reports to carry on the fun. Also carrying some fun with him is guest DJKippling. Hopefuly he can replace some of the fun Dan stole from us before skipping off into the night.
In this episode: Chivalry 2, Terra Nil, Timbertown, The Rift Breaker, Super Mario Odyssey, Sable, VALORANT, Deep Rock Galactic and a few other things.
It should come as no surprise in these unprecedented times that testing is important. Testing helps us discover what works and what doesn't. Rob failed to test new recording options thoroughly enough. Rob is sorry.
This week we cover some Square Enix news, Satisfactory updates, more Dirt 5, Stardew Valley and Control and the nature of grime.
If you're hangry for content in the category of "mostly video games", pull up a chair. There's Pokémon news for Zac to tear into, cancellation news for Rob to praise, and TV show endings it's hard for Dan to avoid spoiling. On top of that we add Dirt 5, Control and Deep Rock Galactic to our "played games" list.
Nintendo have decided that marketing in 2021 is still a good a idea so we finally have some proper game news! There's just enough time to talk about Rob hanging out with birds, Zac acquiring power and Dan going on a familiar trip.
Apparently time is still passing as the regular hole carved out for us to talk at a mechanical sound thief has arrived. In this episode, JEDI Fallen Order, Dyson Sphere Program, Gears 5, OpenTTD and some usual suspects.
