Demeo
Steam Description:
Adventurers, it’s time to unite! Gather your friends and battle the dark forces that have overtaken the world of Resolution Games' award-winning RPG dungeon crawler, Demeo. The next generation of tabletop adventure has arrived!
Episode Summary:
Playing Demeo offers a virtual reality tabletop gaming experience with cooperative gameplay and fantasy elements. The game is developed by Resolution Games, known for their VR game Blaston. Demeo allows players to choose from various classes and engage in turn-based combat using cards and dice rolls. The game features multiple campaigns and is constantly being updated with new content. The VR aspect adds an immersive element to the gameplay, and the ability to play with friends online regardless of location is a major advantage. The game eliminates the need for physical setup and cleanup, making it convenient and accessible.
Demeo VR game offers immersive gameplay and unique experiences that cannot be replicated in a traditional board game. Players can zoom in and view the game from different perspectives, allowing them to feel like they are living inside the game world. There are five classes available, each with distinct abilities and playstyles. The Assassin and Bard are the most favored classes among players. Points of interest, such as healing fountains and treasure chests, are critical for progression in the game, providing healing and new cards for the players. The game currently has three adventures, each with its own unique enemies and challenges.
The Randomness and Strategy in Demeo
The game features random treasure chests that can contain either beneficial or detrimental cards, adding an element of surprise and strategy to the gameplay. Collecting gold is also important as it can be used to purchase cards in the shop between levels. The game's difficulty level is well-balanced, requiring teamwork and strategic planning. Hilarious moments and unexpected victories often occur, such as defeating a boss through poison or using a fountain to revive and heal downed teammates.
Demeo: A Fun and Replayable VR Game
The author discusses the replayability of Demeo and the potential for future content, including new adventures and a PvP mode. They also mention some nitpicks, such as the limited battery life of the VR headset and the annoyance of seeing other players' hands in the game. Steam reviews are also included, with some praising the game's immersive experience and cooperative gameplay, while others mention the lack of character progression and limited content.
Demeo VR game review and rating
The hosts discuss their overall thoughts on the game and make guesses on its Steam rating. They both agree that Demeo is a great VR game with a lot to offer, especially with its active development and upcoming content. They rate it as a "marry" game, meaning they love it and will continue to play it. They also discuss its placement on their leaderboard, ultimately ranking it at number 16, which they consider high praise for a VR game.
Key Points Covered
1. The Randomness and Strategy in Demeo
2. Demeo: A Fun and Replayable VR Game
3. Demeo VR game review and rating
Make Love, Marry, or Murder Ratings:
Paul - Marry
Josh - Marry
Little Nightmares 2
Steam Description:
Little Nightmares II is a suspense adventure game in which you play as Mono, a young boy trapped in a world that has been distorted by an evil transmission. Together with new friend Six, he sets out to discover the source of the Transmission.
Episode Summary:
Little Nightmares II: A Suspenseful Adventure with Distorted Realities
The Video Gamers Podcast (previously known as the Multiplayer Gaming Podcast) discusses the gameplay and storyline of Little Nightmares II, a suspenseful adventure game where players control Mono, a young boy trapped in a distorted world. With no dialogue or text, players navigate through different zones, including a hunter's cabin, a school, a hospital, and a city filled with monsters, all while trying to uncover the source of an evil transmission. The game features a unique art style and requires players to run from left to right, with some backtracking, to progress through the levels.
Atmosphere and Gameplay in Little Nightmares
The atmosphere in Little Nightmares is bleak and dismal, creating a sense of unease and tension. The gameplay focuses on stealth and level-solving, with minimal combat. The game's atmosphere is enhanced by the lack of music and the intentional references to famous movies, adding depth to the experience.
The Creepy School and Frustrating Hospital Levels
This section discusses the creepy atmosphere and unsettling characters in the school level of the game, such as the oversized-headed children and the terrifying teacher. It also explores the bond between the protagonist and Six, as well as the dark and frustrating aspects of the hospital level, including the use of a flashlight and buggy controls. Despite the frustrations, there are some redeeming moments, like clever puzzles and a unique boss encounter in the hospital. The section ends by introducing the use of a remote to navigate through the city.
The Pale City and The Thin Man Twist
The Pale City level offers a gloomy atmosphere with rain and jumping between apartments. The puzzles are more challenging but still straightforward. The level introduces the Thin Man as the main antagonist. The perspective in the game can be confusing at times. The section ends with the protagonist and Six trying to escape the tower and a twist reveals that the protagonist is actually the future Thin Man.
Little Nightmares 2
The podcast hosts discuss mixed reviews from the gaming community and share their own thoughts on Little Nightmares 2. They mention the game's beautiful art style and atmospheric design, but also highlight issues with controls, trial-and-error gameplay, and frustrating mechanics. Despite the mixed opinions, the game has an overwhelmingly positive overall review score of 95 on Steam. The hosts ultimately give the game a "make love" rating, appreciating its unique style and storytelling despite its flaws. They place it somewhere in the late 30s or early 40s on their leaderboard.
Discussion on ranking a game and upcoming deep dive episodes
The hosts discuss and debate the ranking of a game on their list, ultimately deciding on a spot for it. They also announce the next two deep dive episodes, one of which will be their first VR game. They encourage listeners to check it out even if they haven't experienced VR before.
Key Points Covered
1. Little Nightmares II: A Suspenseful Adventure with Distorted Realities
2. Atmosphere and Gameplay in Little Nightmares
3. The Creepy School and Frustrating Hospital Levels
4. The Pale City and The Thin Man Twist
5. Little Nightmares 2
6. Discussion on ranking a game and upcoming deep dive episodes
Key Points Covered
1. Exploring the Forgotten City and its unique time loop adventure
2. The Intricate Time Loop and Investigation in The Forgotten City
3. The Endings and Reviews of The Forgotten City
4. Review Score and Evaluation
Make Love, Marry, or Murder Ratings:
Paul - Make Love
Josh - Make Love
Battlefield 2042
Steam Description:
Battlefield™ 2042 is a first-person shooter that marks the return to the iconic all-out warfare of the franchise.
Episode Summary:
Battlefield 2042: A Deep Dive into the Franchise's Latest Entry
The hosts discuss the history and appeal of the Battlefield series, highlighting its large-scale warfare, squad-based gameplay, and chaotic yet fun experience. They also announce a break in podcast episodes for the holiday season and share reviews from Patreon supporters.
Major Changes in Battlefield 2042: No Campaign, Double the Players, Plus System, and Specialist Class System
The new entry in the Battlefield series, Battlefield 2042, brings several major changes. Firstly, there is no campaign mode, which is not a significant loss for players who primarily enjoy multiplayer gameplay. The number of players has doubled, allowing for massive 64 vs 64 matches on PC and next-gen consoles. The introduction of the Plus system allows players to swap out attachments and customize their loadouts on the fly. However, the new specialist class system has received mixed reviews. While there are 10 different specialists with unique abilities, the shared pool of weapons and lack of distinct roles for each class has led to a loss of identity and personality in gameplay.
Battlefield 2042: Modes and Critiques
The section discusses the three main modes in Battlefield 2042 - All Out Warfare, Hazard Zone, and Portal. Hazard Zone is criticized for being poorly executed and unbalanced, while Portal mode is seen as a potential saving grace for the game, allowing players to create custom modes using older maps and features. There are concerns about the lack of player interest in creating fun modes, as well as the absence of popular modes from previous entries in the series like Domination. The section ends with a discussion on when Battlefield 2042 is at its best - when squads work together and there is non-stop action. However, the overall sentiment is that the game falls short of expectations and has numerous flaws.
Battlefield 2042: A Disappointing Release
The hosts express their disappointment with Battlefield 2042, citing numerous flaws and missing features that made the previous Battlefield games great. They criticize the lack of maps, limited weapon selection, removal of classes, absence of a leaderboard, poor sound design, and unfinished state of the game. They doubt that the game can be saved due to fundamental design decisions and lack of responsiveness to player feedback.
Battlefield 2042: A Game Worth Murdering
Battlefield 2042 receives overwhelmingly negative reviews, with players expressing disappointment and frustration over the game's lack of quality, bugs, and missing features. The game is deemed a double homicide and ranks near the bottom of the leaderboard.
Battlefield 2042 receives a scathing review and is ranked last in the "Multiplayer Squad" leaderboard
The reviewer expresses disappointment in the game, comparing it to a bait and switch and stating that there is not a single thing they like about it. They feel that gamers were treated poorly and that the game should not have been released in its current state. They contrast their issues with Battlefield 2042 with the complaints about Halo Infinite, stating that while Halo had minor issues, Battlefield's problems are with core mechanics. The reviewer expresses their anticipation for forgetting about Battlefield 2042 and looks forward to future episodes discussing games from 2021 and upcoming releases in 2022.
Key Points Covered
1. Battlefield 2042: A Deep Dive into the Franchise's Latest Entry
2. Major Changes in Battlefield 2042: No Campaign, Double the Players, Plus System, and Specialist Class System
3. Battlefield 2042: Modes and Critiques
4. Battlefield 2042: A Disappointing Release
5. Battlefield 2042: A Game Worth Murdering
6. Battlefield 2042 receives a scathing review and is ranked last in the "Multiplayer Squad" leaderboard
Make Love, Marry, or Murder Ratings:
Paul - Murder
Josh - Murder
Halo Infinite
Steam Description:
The legendary Halo series returns with the most expansive Master Chief campaign yet and a ground-breaking free to play multiplayer experience.
Episode Summary:
Halo Infinite: A Deep Dive into the Highly Anticipated Game
The hosts of the Multiplayer Gaming Podcast discuss their excitement for the release of Halo Infinite, the latest installment in the Halo series. They reminisce about their history with the game and the cultural impact it has had, especially in terms of multiplayer gaming. The hosts also mention that the multiplayer portion of Halo Infinite is free to play, which is a significant departure from previous Halo games.
The Release and Reception of Halo Infinite Multiplayer
Halo Infinite multiplayer was initially met with skepticism and concerns during its development due to a troubled history and underwhelming gameplay demos. However, the game surprised gamers with an early release and a free-to-play multiplayer mode, which generated enormous excitement and positive word-of-mouth. The game's polished gameplay, stunning visuals, and impressive sound design have been highly praised, making it one of the best multiplayer releases in recent years. Despite some minor bugs and performance issues on high-end PCs, Halo Infinite has been well-received and has successfully redeemed itself after a tumultuous development process.
Halo Infinite gameplay feedback and modes
The players discuss their experiences with Halo Infinite gameplay, including improvements made to melee range, the addition of aim down sights, and the use of gadgets. They also share their preferences for 4v4 and 12v12 game modes, and discuss their favorite and least favorite modes such as Slayer and Capture the Flag. The players also express mixed opinions about the usefulness of gadgets in gameplay.
Halo Infinite's Grappling Hook and Dash abilities receive mixed reviews
Some players find the Grappling Hook to be a fun and useful tool for traversing the map, while others struggle to effectively use it in combat situations. The Dash ability, on the other hand, is widely criticized for its lack of usefulness and impact in gameplay. Additionally, the Active Camo gadget is disliked by players for its lack of counterplay options.
Halo Infinite Multiplayer Review
Josh and Paul give a glowing review of Halo Infinite multiplayer, praising its gameplay, variety of game modes, and overall fun factor. They consider it a must-play and rank it highly on their leaderboard.
Halo Infinite multiplayer ranked at number seven
The hosts discuss their ranking of Halo Infinite multiplayer, placing it at number seven on their leaderboard. They mention the potential for the campaign to improve its ranking, but highlight the three-dimensional gameplay and variety of activities in games like Valheim and Satisfactory. They also express some concern that playing Halo Infinite may affect their perception of Battlefield as a lesser game. The hosts encourage listeners to join their Discord server for gaming sessions and mention upcoming episodes on Battlefield. They conclude with a reminder to leave reviews and follow them on social media.
Key Points Covered
1. Halo Infinite: A Deep Dive into the Highly Anticipated Game
2. The Release and Reception of Halo Infinite Multiplayer
3. Halo Infinite gameplay feedback and modes
4. Halo Infinite's Grappling Hook and Dash abilities receive mixed reviews
5. Halo Infinite Multiplayer Review
6. Halo Infinite multiplayer ranked at number seven
Make Love, Marry, or Murder Ratings:
Paul - Marry
Josh - Marry
The Cave
Steam Description:
Assemble your team of three from seven unlikely adventurers, then descend into the mysterious depths to explore The Cave!
Episode Summary:
Exploring the Cave: A Deep Dive into the Game
We dive into the game "The Cave" and discuss its gameplay, characters, and the unique narration provided by the cave itself. Developed by Ron Gilbert, the game is a throwback to point-and-click adventure games and offers a casual and humorous experience. We also touch upon the development process and the game's focus on light platforming and equal weighting of characters. Expect some spoilers as we delve into the game's details.
Characters in your party follow you and you can switch between them at any time. So in the adventurer's level, you're exploring ancient ruins and solving puzzles to find the relic.
The Cave: Summaries of the Levels Played
The summary of the section is that the cave is divided into different levels, each with its own unique storyline and puzzles. The adventurer level involves searching for an idol while encountering obstacles like a crystal beast and competing adventurers. The twins level is creepy and dark, with the objective of poisoning their own parents. The scientist level revolves around launching a nuclear missile by solving sequential puzzles. The time traveler level utilizes time travel to manipulate the environment and alter timelines to solve puzzles. Each character has the option to either pursue their desires or reject them for a happier ending.
The Cave: A Quirky and Enjoyable Puzzle Platformer
The Cave is a fun and quirky game with simple puzzles and unique characters. While some puzzles may require a bit of outside help, overall the game is not overly challenging. The game's humor and storytelling through cave drawings adds depth to the experience. Community reviews are generally positive, with praise for the exploration of character stories, but some criticism for controls and backtracking. Overall, it's a game that is thoroughly enjoyable and worth playing.
The Cave Review and Ranking
The reviewers found The Cave to be an enjoyable puzzle game with interesting stories and gameplay. However, they felt that it didn't excel in any particular area and lacked replayability. They recommended it as a great title for those on a limited budget, but not for those looking for a top-tier puzzle game. They discussed its co-op mode and agreed that it was confusing and not a fun experience. They ranked The Cave at number 40 on their leaderboard, placing it between Star Wars Squadrons and GTFO.
Key Points Covered
1. Exploring the Cave: A Deep Dive into the Game
2. The Cave: Summaries of the Levels Played
3. The Cave: A Quirky and Enjoyable Puzzle Platformer
4. The Cave Review and Ranking
Make Love, Marry, or Murder Ratings:
Paul - Make Love
Josh - Make Love
Shovel Knight: Treasure Trove
Steam Description:
Shovel Knight is a sweeping classic action-adventure game with awesome gameplay, memorable characters, and an 8-bit retro aesthetic. If you love games with perfect platforming, beautiful art, infectious music, lovable bosses, humor and levity, and real heart… Shovel Knight is for you!
Episode Summary:
The Development of Shovel Knight
Shovel Knight is a platformer game developed by Yacht Club Games, who wanted to create a game that reminded them of the NES games they loved growing up. The game draws inspiration from games like Mega Man, Super Mario 3, and The Legend of Zelda. The team chose the shovel as the weapon of choice because they wanted a weapon that could flip enemies over and perform a vertical attack.
Shovel Knight's gameplay and mechanics are discussed, including the use of a shovel as a weapon, the pogo stick-like bouncing off of enemies, and the importance of collecting and managing gold. The level design, exploration, and checkpoint system are also highlighted, as well as the unexpected inclusion of fishing as a mini-game.
Gameplay Tips and Relics
The hosts discuss their experiences with checkpoints in the game, with one of them not realizing they were checkpoints and destroying them all. They also talk about the different relics in the game and their usefulness, with the Phase Locket being a favorite due to its invulnerability effect. They mention that pogo sticking is the most effective way to deal damage in the game.
Additional Bosses, Difficulty, and Additional Campaigns
The section discusses the various bosses in the game and their mechanics, highlighting some that were challenging or stood out. It also mentions the overall difficulty level of the game, which was considered to be perfectly balanced. The section also touches upon the presence of optional bosses and the different campaigns available in the game, each offering unique gameplay experiences.
Shovel Knight: Community Reviews and Overall Score
The hosts discuss community reviews of the game, with one player praising it as the best Mega Man game ever made, while another criticizes it for its difficulty and lack of story. Despite some negative reviews, the overall score on Steam is a high 96%. The hosts then rate the game, with one considering it a must-buy but still a short-term enjoyment (make love), while the other finds it a top-tier platformer but not a long-term commitment (make love).
Short Summary: The hosts discuss their thoughts on the game Shovel Knight and where they think it should be ranked on their leaderboard. They both agree that while they enjoyed the game, it doesn't quite make it into their top 10. They settle on placing it at number 27 on the leaderboard.
The hosts discuss their thoughts on the game Shovel Knight and where they think it should be ranked on their leaderboard.
Key Points Covered
1. The Development of Shovel Knight
2. Gameplay Tips and Relics
3. Additional Bosses, Difficulty, and Additional Campaigns
4. Shovel Knight: Community Reviews and Overall Score
5. Short Summary: The hosts discuss their thoughts on the game Shovel Knight and where they think it should be ranked on their leaderboard. They both agree that while they enjoyed the game, it doesn't quite make it into their top 10. They settle on placing it at number 27 on the leaderboard.
Make Love, Marry, or Murder Ratings:
Paul - Make Love
Josh - Make Love
Deathloop
Steam Description:
DEATHLOOP is a next-gen FPS from Arkane Lyon, the award-winning studio behind Dishonored. In DEATHLOOP, two rival assassins are trapped in a mysterious timeloop on the island of Blackreef, doomed to repeat the same day for eternity.
Episode Summary:
Understanding the Time Loop in Death Loop
Death Loop is a first-person shooter game where two rival assassins are trapped in a time loop on the island of Black Reef. The game starts with the protagonist, Colt, waking up on a beach with no memory of what's happening. As he explores the island, he discovers that the time loop is controlled by a group of visionaries who want to party for eternity. The only way to break the time loop is to kill all the visionaries within a 24-hour window. The game is divided into four areas, each with different activities happening at different times of the day, creating a dynamic and changing environment.
The Time Loop and Journal System in Deathloop
The time loop in Deathloop allows players to explore the different zones and events at their own pace, without being constrained by a timer. Players can strategically plan their actions based on the time of day and utilize the environment to their advantage. The game also features a comprehensive journal system that keeps track of important information, quests, and hints, streamlining the gameplay experience and allowing players to focus on the story and exploration.
Loadouts and Abilities in Deathloop
The combat in Deathloop offers a variety of approaches and the ability to customize weapons with attachments. The game features different weapon types, rarities, and unique traits. The protagonist can also acquire slabs, which grant magical abilities. The five slabs include telekinesis, berserk mode, linking enemies together, invisibility, and teleportation. Players can choose their preferred loadout and use residuum to keep their chosen items across time loops.
The Role of Juliana in the Game
Juliana serves as a central character in the game, constantly calling and engaging in conversations with the player. She also invades the player's game at random times, creating challenging combat situations. While the banter and dynamic between the player and Juliana is enjoyable, the multiplayer aspect of the game, where players can invade each other's games, is not well-executed and lacks long-term fun. The AI in the game is also lacking, as enemies do not react to loud gunfire unless they are within a certain range. Despite these issues, the game offers multiple endings, although they may not always align with the player's expectations. Overall, the game misses some opportunities with its visionaries and abilities, as well as with the use of certain weapons and AI behavior.
"Deathloop: Mixed Reviews and Rankings"
The Steam reviewers had mixed opinions on Deathloop, with some recommending it and others not. The game received a rating of 76% positive reviews on the Steam scale. In our "Make Love, Marry, or Murder" segment, one host considered it a murder due to the high price point and certain aspects that detracted from the overall experience, while the other host considered it a make love due to its stylish design and enjoyable gameplay. On our leaderboard, Deathloop was ranked at number 34, below Rimworld and above Knockout City. The next game we'll be reviewing is Shovel Knight, selected by legendary supporter Ace of Shame.
Upcoming Twig Episode and Social Media Links
The next episode of Twig will be on Thursday, and the hosts invite listeners to join them. They thank Razer for their support and provide links to their social media accounts and Discord server. The episode description and the multiplayerpodcast.com website also have a leaderboard with a list of 58 games.
Key Points Covered
1. Understanding the Time Loop in Death Loop
2. The Time Loop and Journal System in Deathloop
3. Loadouts and Abilities in Deathloop
4. The Role of Juliana in the Game
5. "Deathloop: Mixed Reviews and Rankings"
6. Upcoming Twig Episode and Social Media Links
Make Love, Marry, or Murder Ratings:
Paul - Murder
Josh - Make Love
The Forgotten City
Steam Description:
The Forgotten City is a narrative-driven time loop adventure in ancient Rome. Discover the ruins of an ancient underground city, travel 2000 years into the past, and unravel the mystery of who destroyed it by cleverly exploiting the power to wind back time. The fate of the city is in your hands.
Episode Summary:
Exploring the Forgotten City and its unique time loop adventure
The Forgotten City is a narrative-driven game set in ancient Rome where players unravel the mystery of a destroyed underground city by manipulating time. Developed by a small team, the game offers a rich atmosphere and allows players to choose their class before embarking on their journey. The game provides a surprise-filled experience and is highly recommended for fans of mystery and adventure games.
The Intricate Time Loop and Investigation in The Forgotten City
The summary delves into the mechanics of the time loop and the investigative aspects of the game. The protagonist is tasked with investigating the town and preventing the breaking of the golden rule. The game introduces the character Galerius, who assists the protagonist in their investigations. The use of shortcuts and the avoidance of repetitiveness in gameplay are highlighted. Different endings and the discovery of secrets in the game are also mentioned.
The Endings and Reviews of The Forgotten City
The section discusses the different endings of the game, with the first ending being achieved by killing the magistrate. However, this ending is not satisfying as the player is still trapped in the city. The section also includes community reviews of the game, with some praising it for its satisfying ending and others criticizing it for being too dialogue-heavy.
Review Score and Evaluation
The hosts of the podcast discuss their individual review scores for the game. They both rate it as a "marry," meaning they highly recommend it. They discuss the game's unique qualities, its short length, and the impact of its price point. They ultimately place it at number 17 on their leaderboard of deep-dived games, just below Rainbow Six Siege. Spoilers are mentioned, including the twist that the characters are all dead and in purgatory, as well as the disturbing castle sequence involving golden statues.
The funniest moment in The Forgotten City game involves a character named Dooley, who gets released from prison but immediately steals something. Despite attempts to prevent him from stealing, it is inevitable. Another humorous moment involves tricking a vendor into giving you money without breaking the game's golden rule. Additionally, there is a scam involving a bottle of poison sold as an escape method that doesn't break the golden rule. These memorable and funny moments make The Forgotten City an enjoyable game.
Key Points Covered
1. Exploring the Forgotten City and its unique time loop adventure
2. The Intricate Time Loop and Investigation in The Forgotten City
3. The Endings and Reviews of The Forgotten City
4. Review Score and Evaluation
Make Love, Marry, or Murder Ratings:
Paul - Marry
Josh - Marry
Monster Hunter: World
Steam Description:
Splitgate is a free-to-play, fast-paced multiplayer shooter that features player-controlled portals. This sci-fi shooter takes the FPS genre to a new dimension with its portal mechanics, delivering high-flying, multi-dimensional combat.
Episode Summary:
Monster Hunter World: A Deep Dive into the Game
Monster Hunter World is a popular game that offers an ultimate hunting experience where players use various weapons to hunt monsters in a new world. It is the fifth installment in the Monster Hunter series and has become Capcom's highest-selling game, surpassing even Street Fighter 2. The game was designed to be more accessible to players in the West and has been a huge success. Despite its complexity and steep learning curve, Monster Hunter World has captured the attention of millions of players worldwide.
Monster Hunter World: A Noob's Perspective
The podcast hosts discuss their experience as new players in Monster Hunter World and how the game's tutorials and complexity affected their gameplay. They also touch on the game's story, or lack thereof, and the main focus of the game - monster hunting. The hosts share their thoughts on the gameplay mechanics and navigating the game world in search of monsters.
Combat and Monster Behavior in Monster Hunter World
The combat in Monster Hunter World is a lengthy and intense affair, with fights against monsters lasting for about 10 to 20 minutes. Each monster has unique moves and behaviors, requiring players to learn their patterns and weaknesses. The environment can be used to the player's advantage, with opportunities to unleash water, lure monsters into fights with each other, and even throw dung to make them run away. The combat is dynamic and offers a variety of weapons and strategies to suit different playstyles. However, some aspects of the combat, such as the need to use a whetstone to sharpen weapons and the time-consuming process of healing with potions, can be frustrating.
The Importance of Weapons and Crafting in Monster Hunter World
The game features 14 different weapon types, each with its own unique playstyle and moveset. This variety allows players to experience different gameplay styles and adds to the game's replayability. The crafting system is also complex and offers a range of options for upgrading weapons and creating new items. The game's depth and complexity in these areas contribute to its appeal and longevity.
Make Love, Marry, or Murder - Monster Hunter World
Monster Hunter World receives a mixed response with some players loving the game and others finding it frustrating. Technical issues and multiplayer connectivity problems are common complaints. Despite these issues, many players find the game enjoyable and addictive, sinking hundreds of hours into it. The game's complex mechanics and long fights may not be for everyone, but for those who enjoy it, it can provide a lot of entertainment value. Overall, the game receives positive reviews, although some players are disappointed with its technical aspects and long progression times.
Monster Hunter World Review: Personal Preference and Honesty
The hosts talk about their personal preferences and honesty in reviewing Monster Hunter World. They acknowledge that their opinion may not align with the majority, but they still appreciate the experience of playing the game. They apologize to fans of Monster Hunter World who may be disappointed with their review, but emphasize the importance of being truthful in their assessments. They also mention their upcoming deep dive into The Forgotten City and invite listeners to suggest games for them to cover. The episode concludes with the hosts acknowledging the length of the episode and signing off.
Key Points Covered
1. Monster Hunter World: A Deep Dive into the Game
2. Monster Hunter World: A Noob's Perspective
3. Combat and Monster Behavior in Monster Hunter World
4. The Importance of Weapons and Crafting in Monster Hunter World
5. Make Love, Marry, or Murder - Monster Hunter World
6. Monster Hunter World Review: Personal Preference and Honesty
Make Love, Marry, or Murder Ratings:
Paul - Murder
Josh - Make Love
Twelve Minutes
Steam Description:
Splitgate is a free-to-play, fast-paced multiplayer shooter that features player-controlled portals. This sci-fi shooter takes the FPS genre to a new dimension with its portal mechanics, delivering high-flying, multi-dimensional combat.
Episode Summary:
12 Minutes: A Time Loop Thriller Game
The game 12 Minutes is a time loop thriller that takes place in a small apartment. The player must solve a mystery by reliving the same 10-minute cycle over and over again. The game features a star-studded cast and offers multiple endings.
The Genre and Gameplay of "12 Minutes"
"The game has a strong story focus and gameplay mechanics reminiscent of point-and-click adventures. It allows players to interact with the environment, discover new information, and experiment with different actions in each time loop. The game's genre can be described as a point-and-click adventure with a cinematic twist."
The Repetition and Tedium of the Time Loops
The review discusses the frustration and tedium of the repetitive actions required in the game's time loops, as well as the lackluster dialogue and subdued performances of the voice actors. It also mentions the mixed feelings about the story's twists and turns, finding them interesting but not mind-blowing.
12 Minutes: A Repetitive and Frustrating Experience
The reviewers had mixed opinions on 12 Minutes. One found the game tedious and repetitive, with a twist that made it worse upon reflection. They also questioned the necessity of multiple endings. Another reviewer enjoyed the concept but felt the confined setting and repetitive actions detracted from the overall experience. They loved the game and found the time loop mechanics effective. Despite differing opinions, the game received a rating of 74% on Steam. The hosts of the podcast have opposing views, with one rating it a murder due to frustration with the repetition, while the other rates it a make love, finding it enjoyable and worth playing. The game is recommended for those who enjoy time loop mechanics and are willing to tolerate the repetitive nature.
The Ending and Spoiler Discussion
The hosts discuss the major reveals and endings of the game "12 Minutes". They talk about the incestuous twist, the different choices and endings, and the interpretation that the entire game is in the protagonist's head.
The true ending and the exploration of different endings in the game "12 Minutes"
The summary discusses the discovery of the true ending in the game "12 Minutes" and the various other endings that players can achieve. The section also mentions the flawed execution of the game and the frustration caused by the repetitive nature of the loop. It highlights the interesting discussions and fan theories that the game generates and mentions the existence of hidden secrets in the game that are yet to be discovered. The section concludes by acknowledging the developer's effort in creating multiple possibilities and expressing a desire for more unique aspects in the game.
Key Points Covered
1. 12 Minutes: A Time Loop Thriller Game
2. The Genre and Gameplay of "12 Minutes"
3. The Repetition and Tedium of the Time Loops
4. 12 Minutes: A Repetitive and Frustrating Experience
5. The Ending and Spoiler Discussion
6. The true ending and the exploration of different endings in the game "12 Minutes"
Make Love, Marry, or Murder Ratings:
Paul - Make Love
Josh - Murder
Splitgate
Steam Description:
Splitgate is a free-to-play, fast-paced multiplayer shooter that features player-controlled portals. This sci-fi shooter takes the FPS genre to a new dimension with its portal mechanics, delivering high-flying, multi-dimensional combat.
Episode Summary:
Split Gate: A Halo-Meets-Portal Free-to-Play Shooter
Split Gate is a fast-paced multiplayer shooter that combines the mechanics of Halo and Portal. It has gained popularity due to its cross-platform capabilities and unique gameplay with player-controlled portals. The game started as a senior year project for two Stanford University students and has now become a successful venture. Split Gate focuses solely on PvP matches and does not have a single-player mode or any story elements. While some may see it as a rip-off of Halo, it pays homage to the beloved franchise and brings a new twist with its portal mechanics.
Split Gate: A Halo-Inspired Shooter with Portal Mechanics
The article discusses how Split Gate, a first-person shooter game, closely resembles Halo in terms of its gameplay, characters, and maps. The game features a portal system that allows players to teleport and strategically use portals for traversal and combat. The portals add an extra layer of strategy to the game without overwhelming players, making it easy to learn but hard to master. The article also mentions different game modes, such as Oddball, Showdown, and Team Deathmatch, that provide various gameplay experiences for players.
The Different Game Modes and Weapons in Splitgate
The section discusses the different game modes and weapons available in Splitgate. The author shares their preferences for certain game modes and weapons, highlighting the unique features and abilities of each. They also mention the ability to customize match preferences and the inclusion of timed modes. The discussion also touches on the maps in the game and how knowing them can improve gameplay strategies.
Splitgate: A Fun First-Person Shooter with Unique Mechanics
Splitgate is a fast-paced first-person shooter that combines the classic arena shooter gameplay with the addition of portals. The game offers a low entry level for beginners while providing a high skill ceiling for more experienced players. It has received positive reviews from the community, with a score of 91% overall, praised for its smooth gameplay, satisfying time-to-kill, and unique mechanics. Some players have criticized the lack of certain movement mechanics found in other shooters, but overall, Splitgate has been well-received for its fun and fast-paced gameplay.
Splitgate: A Fun and Fresh Multiplayer Shooter
The hosts of the podcast review the game Splitgate and give it a "Mary" rating, praising its gameplay, variety of game modes and weapons, and the addition of challenges. They compare it to other games on their leaderboard and ultimately rank it at number 14, below Risk of Rain 2 and above Destiny 2. They express excitement for upcoming shooters like Halo Infinite and Battlefield 2042. The hosts also encourage listeners to support the show through subscriptions or Patreon.
Key Points Covered
1. Split Gate: A Halo-Meets-Portal Free-to-Play Shooter
2. Split Gate: A Halo-Inspired Shooter with Portal Mechanics
3. The Different Game Modes and Weapons in Splitgate
4. Splitgate: A Fun First-Person Shooter with Unique Mechanics
5. Splitgate: A Fun and Fresh Multiplayer Shooter
Make Love, Marry, or Murder Ratings:
Paul - Marry
Josh - Marry
Tribes of Midgard
Steam Description:
A vibrant blend of survival and action RPG for 1-10 players! Craft legendary items, grow your home base and embark on an epic journey through procedural realms to face towering creatures hel-bent on unleashing Ragnarök. Valhalla can wait, Einherjar!
Episode Summary:
Tribes of Midgard: A Co-op Survival Roguelike
Tribe of Midgard is a co-op survival roguelike game where players defend their village from hordes of monsters and giant creatures in a Norse mythology setting. The game features a day and night cycle, with players gathering resources, crafting weapons and armor, and upgrading their village during the day, and defending it against attacks at night. The ultimate goal is to defeat the boss Fenrir and protect the Seed of Yggdrasil. The game offers permanent progression through unlocking different classes and upgrading vendors in the village.
The importance of progression and combat in the game
The game offers various ways to unlock recipes and craft higher-tier weapons, providing more skills and abilities. Permanent progression is not the main focus of the game, but it adds to the overall experience. The starter kits help players get established quickly, and dying in the game results in losing collected souls, the main currency. Combat involves crafting weapons, fighting enemies and bosses, with different weapon types and tiers offering unique abilities. Defending the village from enemy attacks is crucial, and nighttime brings challenges that need to be overcome.
The importance of teamwork and resource sharing in the game is highlighted in this section. It emphasizes the need for cooperation in defending the village, upgrading gates and archer towers, and contributing resources to the war chest. The section also discusses the different classes available in the game and the importance of choosing the right class for the team's composition.
Mixed Reviews
The reviewers discuss their complaints about the game, such as the frustration of running out of important resources and the difficulty in finding specific items. They also talk about their experience with the game and the decision-making process they went through during a critical moment. The section concludes with a discussion of user reviews on Steam, including positive and negative feedback.
The main idea from the summary is the reviewers' final thoughts on the game and its placement on their leaderboard. The game, Tribes of Midgard, receives a mixed review from the reviewers. While they acknowledge that it is a well-done game with enjoyable elements and a good price point, there are certain aspects that prevent it from being a "marry" for them. They mention issues with the progression, combat, and lack of true multiplayer experience. However, they still recommend the game and believe it offers a lot of fun for the price. Ultimately, they place it on their leaderboard around the mid-teens or low 20s.
Key Points Covered
1. Tribes of Midgard: A Co-op Survival Roguelike
2. The importance of progression and combat in the game
3. Mixed Reviews
Make Love, Marry, or Murder Ratings:
Paul - Marry
Josh - Make Love
Killing Floor 2
Steam Description:
6-player co-op Zed-slaughtering mayhem. And now, 12-player Versus Survival mode, too - now you can BE the Zeds!
Episode Summary:
Killing Floor 2 is a first-person horde shooter game where players must survive waves of murderous clones called Zeds in a post-apocalyptic Europe. Players can form a team of up to six people and use various weapons and abilities to exterminate the Zeds. The game features intense gameplay, a heavy metal soundtrack, and a unique combination of elements from games like Left 4 Dead, Vermintide, and Payday.
Classes and Weapons in Killing Floor 2
Killing Floor 2 features 10 different classes, called perks, each with their own unique starting loadout and skill tree. Players can level up these classes independently and choose which one to play in each match. The game also offers a variety of weapons for each class, ranging from flamethrowers to shotguns to futuristic rifles. The weapons are designed to fit each class's playstyle and make combat chaotic and enjoyable.
The replayability and humor of the game
The game offers a lot of replay value with its wide variety of maps, customizable weapons and cosmetics, and daily quests. The humor in the game is evident through the funny announcer narration and the hilarious Christmas-themed map. However, the limited number of boss specimens and lack of variety in optional missions could make the game feel repetitive after a while. Nonetheless, it's a simple and enjoyable game that can be played casually or for longer periods.
Killing Floor 2
The community reviews of Killing Floor 2 are mixed, with some praising its zombie-killing gameplay, realistic and wacky weaponry, and challenging difficulty levels, while others criticize the amount of paid DLC and reused content. Despite the criticisms, the game has a dedicated fan base and is considered enjoyable for casual multiplayer sessions. The overall user score for Killing Floor 2 is 85, indicating a generally positive reception. In terms of our personal rating, one host rates it as a "make love" game, enjoyable for short-term play and occasional sessions, while the other rates it as a "marry" game, with the potential for longer-lasting enjoyment. It is agreed that Killing Floor 2 offers a fun and satisfying experience, even though it may not stand out as a groundbreaking title. The game's price is around $30, but it can often be found at a discounted price of $10 or less. In terms of our leaderboard ranking, it is suggested that
Killing Floor Review and Closing Thoughts
The hosts discuss their final thoughts on Killing Floor and where they would rank it among other games like Far Cry 5 and Raft. They also mention the potential of the Steam Workshop and the value of the game for its price. They express gratitude for being able to review the game and recommend it to players looking for a fun and inexpensive multiplayer experience. They also encourage listeners to support the show and join their Discord server.
Bullet Summary:
1. Classes and Weapons in Killing Floor 2
2. The replayability and humor of the game
3. Killing Floor 2
4. Killing Floor Review and Closing Thoughts
Make Love, Marry, or Murder Ratings:
Paul - Marry
Josh - Make Love
Outer Wilds and Stardew Valley
Steam Descriptions:
Outer Wilds: Named Game of the Year 2019 by Giant Bomb, Polygon, Eurogamer, and The Guardian, Outer Wilds is a critically-acclaimed and award-winning open world mystery about a solar system trapped in an endless time loop.
Stardew Valley: You've inherited your grandfather's old farm plot in Stardew Valley. Armed with hand-me-down tools and a few coins, you set out to begin your new life. Can you learn to live off the land and turn these overgrown fields into a thriving home?
Episode Summary:
Outer Wilds: A Mind-Blowing Exploration Game in a Time Loop
Outer Wilds is a unique and mind-blowing exploration game set in a solar system stuck in a 22-minute time loop. As the player character, you must explore the solar system, gather knowledge, and uncover the mysteries of a long-lost alien civilization. The game resets every 22 minutes when the sun goes supernova, forcing you to continually repeat the cycle and use the knowledge you've gained to progress further. With no cutscenes or text explanations, you must figure out the game mechanics and unravel the secrets of the solar system on your own. It's a captivating and immersive experience that will keep you hooked from start to finish.
The Time Loop Mechanic in Outer Wilds
The time loop mechanic in Outer Wilds adds a sense of impending dread and heightens the sense of discovery in the game. It allows players to learn from each playthrough and use that knowledge to progress further. The game's open-ended nature and the ship's computer log provide direction and help players piece together the puzzles. However, there can be moments of frustration and retreading old ground in the game. Overall, the time loop mechanic enhances the story and gameplay experience.
Outer Wilds
A divisive game with a 94% positive rating on Steam, some players find the execution frustrating and annoying, while others consider it a masterpiece. The game's unique time loop mechanic and deep lore make it a memorable experience for those who appreciate its intricacies, but it may not appeal to everyone.
Stardew Valley: A Multi-Faceted Farming Game That Offers Endless Possibilities
Stardew Valley is a farming simulator game where players take on the role of a farmer, managing their land, crops, livestock, and relationships with the townspeople. The game offers a wide range of activities, including farming, fishing, mining, crafting, and socializing. It allows players to customize their farm, explore the town, and even get married and have children. With its charming graphics, engaging gameplay, and extensive content, Stardew Valley provides players with a diverse and immersive gaming experience.
The Depth and Variety of Stardew Valley
Stardew Valley offers a wide range of activities, from farming to fishing, socializing, combat, and more. The game keeps introducing new systems and surprises, making it a project lover's dream. The initial focus is on farming, but as the game progresses, players have the opportunity to explore different areas and engage in various activities. The game also features humorous and unexpected elements, such as random events, secret affairs, and unique character interactions. Socializing with the townspeople and building relationships is an important aspect of the game, although it is not necessary to give gifts to everyone. The game continues to receive updates, adding new features and content to keep players engaged.
Stardew Valley review and ranking
The hosts of the podcast review and rank Stardew Valley, with one host loving the game and considering it a "marry," while the other host finds it boring and considers it a "murder." They discuss the gameplay, the depth of the game, and the differences in their preferences. They ultimately rank Stardew Valley at number 19 on their leaderboard.
Key Points Covered
1. Outer Wilds: A Mind-Blowing Exploration Game in a Time Loop
2. The Time Loop Mechanic in Outer Wilds
3. Outer Wilds
4. Stardew Valley: A Multi-Faceted Farming Game That Offers Endless Possibilities
5. The Depth and Variety of Stardew Valley
6. Stardew Valley review and ranking
Make Love, Marry, or Murder Ratings:
Outer Wilds:
Paul - Murder
Josh - Marry
Stardew Valley:
Paul - Marry
Josh - Murder
Satisfactory
Steam Description:
Satisfactory is a first-person open-world factory building game with a dash of exploration and combat. Play alone or with friends, explore an alien planet, create multi-story factories, and enter conveyor belt heaven!
Episode Summary:
The Video Gamers Podcast (previously known as the Multiplayer Gaming Podcast) is asking for support through Apple subscriptions or Patreon. For just a few dollars a month, supporters can help fund the two-man operation and gain access to exclusive content, such as two extra quick take episodes every week. The podcast is family-friendly and releases two episodes each week, with a deep dive into a single game every other Monday. The hosts, Paul and Josh, are both fathers who love to game together.
In the latest episode, the hosts discuss their experience playing Satisfactory, a game where players work together to build a factory on an alien planet. They managed to unlock everything in the game, completing all the upgrades available in the space needle. The hosts also read out a couple of reviews from listeners. One mentions the hosts' ability to make any topic entertaining, while the other praises the podcast and its accompanying Discord community. The hosts emphasize their active participation in the community and encourage listeners to join.
Bullet Summary:
- Listeners can support the show through Apple Subscriptions and Patreon.
- Supporters will get a shout out on the show.
- Supporters will have exclusive access to two extra quick take episodes every week.
- The hosts release two family friendly podcasts each week.
- The show features a deep dive episode every other Monday where they break down a single game over the course of an hour or so.
- The hosts are two dads who love to game together.
- They spent dozens of hours playing Satisfactory and managed to unlock everything in the game.
- The hosts are active in the Discord server and chat with listeners.
Make Love, Marry, or Murder Ratings:
Paul - Marry
Josh - Marry
Operation: Tango and Knockout City
Steam Descriptions:
Operation: Tango - It takes two to save the world in this cooperative spy adventure. Pair up with a friend as Agent or Hacker—with only your voices to connect you—and work together to bring a hi-tech global menace to its knees. Now with a FREE CONTENT UPDATE!
Knockout City - Duke it out in Knockout City, where Crews settle the score in intense dodgebrawl action. Knock out opponents with trick shots and coordinated teamwork while dodging and catching balls flying across the map. No ball? No problem! You can literally ball up, roll into a teammate’s hands and become the ultimate tool of dodgeball destruction!
Episode Summary:
Multiplayersquad.com is a new product that is being promoted by Josh, and it is a great addition to gaming, with a community of gamers and exposure to awesome memes. The website can cause feelings of joy, happiness, companionship, and all-around sense of being awesome. The Video Gamers Podcast (previously known as the Multiplayer Gaming Podcast) is a show hosted by two dads who are lifelong gamers, and they talk about gaming in a family-friendly way. They usually have a deep dive episode where they break down a singular game in detail, but in this episode, they cover two games: Operation Tango and Knockout City. The first game was suggested by a user on their Discord server, and it is a cooperative spy adventure where players pair up as an agent or hacker to bring down a high-tech global menace. The second game is a multiplayer dodgeball game with various modes and mechanics. The hosts recommend both games and encourage listeners to support the podcast by becoming a Patreon supporter on multiplayersquad.com.
Bullet Summary:
- Multiplayersquad.com is a new product promoted by Josh for gaming with a community of gamers and exposure to awesome memes
- The Multiplayer Gaming Podcast is a show hosted by two dads who talk about gaming in a family-friendly way
- They cover two games in this episode: Operation Tango and Knockout City
- Operation Tango is a cooperative spy adventure where players pair up as an agent or hacker to bring down a high-tech global menace
- Knockout City is a multiplayer dodgeball game with various modes and mechanics
- Listeners can support the podcast by becoming a Patreon supporter on multiplayersquad.com.
Make Love, Marry, or Murder Ratings:
Operation: Tango
Paul - Make Love
Josh - Make Love
Knockout City
Paul - Marry
Josh - Murder
Hood: Outlaws & Legends
Steam Description:
In a violent, medieval world, outplay rival gangs in intense PvPvE multiplayer heists. Moving in stealth to steal treasures unseen or dominating through loud and brutal combat, only the best will escape with hard-earned riches.
Episode Summary:
The Video Gamers Podcast (previously known as the Multiplayer Gaming Podcast), which releases two family-friendly gaming episodes each week, is asking listeners to support the show by becoming a member of the official squad. The podcast is an independent production and relies on listener support to continue. Membership in the official squad comes with extra ways to interact with the podcast, including access to the Patreon page, where members can earn perks. The podcast hosts are "just a couple of dads with regular full-time jobs" who run the show on the side, making listener support essential to keeping the podcast running. The hosts are grateful for all the support they receive and welcome new listeners to join the official squad. The podcast's regular episodes include deep dives into single games or discussions of gaming topics. The hosts' latest deep dive episode covers the game Hood: Outlaws and Legends. The podcast's hosts offer shoutouts to new Patreon supporters, including Larko, Lucas, and Ms Jen 1315 and her two daughters, Natalie and Rachel Ray. The podcast's Discord community is lively and welcoming, with many discussions about gaming and other topics. The hosts are happy to have a family-friendly environment where listeners can enjoy gaming discussions and meet others who share their interests.
Bullet Summary:
- The multiplayer gaming podcast is asking listeners to support the show by becoming a member of the official squad
- Membership in the official squad comes with extra ways to interact with the podcast and access to the Patreon page, where members can earn perks
- The podcast hosts rely on listener support to continue producing two family-friendly gaming episodes each week
- The podcast's regular episodes include deep dives into single games or discussions of gaming topics
- The podcast's Discord community is lively and welcoming, with many discussions about gaming and other topics
Make Love, Marry, or Murder Ratings:
Paul - Murder
Josh - Murder
Resident Evil Village
Steam Description:
Experience survival horror like never before in the 8th major installment in the Resident Evil franchise - Resident Evil Village. With detailed graphics, intense first-person action and masterful storytelling, the terror has never felt more realistic.
Episode Summary:
The Video Gamers Podcast (previously known as the Multiplayer Gaming Podcast) has announced that its Discord server is now free to join. The podcast encourages listeners to come and be a part of the best gaming community while still requesting their support at multiplayersquad.com. The website offers perks but, more importantly, provides a means to support the show. In the latest podcast, the hosts break down Resident Evil Village, spending the entire hour discussing the game. The podcast is a deep dive episode, one of the show's regular features, where the hosts break down one game for an entire hour. The hosts are Paul and Josh, who refer to themselves as the genie of the podcast and the fifth lord of Mother Miranda's theme park of horror, respectively. They welcome listeners to the dad's table for a family-friendly conversation about gaming. The podcast is available on various platforms, and the hosts encourage listeners to subscribe to the pod, rate them five stars, and leave a review. In the latest episode, the podcast welcomes a new Patreon supporter, nwc xenu, who has been one of the more active users on the podcast's Discord server.
Bullet Summary:
- The podcast's Discord server is now free to join.
- The link to the Discord server can be found in the episode description and on the website.
- Listeners can support the show by heading to multiplayersquad.com.
- The episode is a deep dive on Resident Evil Village.
- The hosts introduce themselves as Paul and Josh.
- The podcast is family-friendly and focused on gaming.
- The hosts welcome a new Patreon supporter named nwc xenu.
- The hosts read reviews from listeners, including some from other countries.
Make Love, Marry, or Murder Ratings:
Paul - Marry
Josh - Marry
It Takes Two
Steam Description:
Embark on the craziest journey of your life in It Takes Two. Invite a friend to join for free with Friend’s Pass and work together across a huge variety of gleefully disruptive gameplay challenges. Winner of GAME OF THE YEAR at the Game Awards 2021.
Episode Summary:
The Video Gamers Podcast (previously known as the Multiplayer Gaming Podcast) is inviting listeners to join their community and enjoy additional content. The podcast offers official squadmates a range of additional ways to interact with the hosts and the show. The hosts encourage listeners to visit their website and check out the benefits of becoming a squad member, and they promise that the extras that come with supporting the independent podcast will be worth it. The hosts also offer a shoutout to their latest Patreon supporter, Tyler Foles, and welcome him to the community. They express their appreciation for the community of gamers who enjoy sharing their video game highlights and clips with one another. The hosts then make a big announcement that they are opening up the podcast's Discord server to listeners. They invite everyone to join the community and participate in the fun, family-friendly conversations that take place on the server. The hosts emphasize that they will be monitoring the server to ensure it remains a great place to hang out with other gamers. They are excited to welcome more people to the community and encourage listeners to click the link in the episode description or visit their website to join the Discord server.
Bullet Summary:
- Multiplayer gaming podcast invites listeners to join their community and enjoy additional content.
- Squad members get extra ways to interact with the hosts and the show.
- The hosts welcome their latest Patreon supporter and encourage listeners to share their video game highlights and clips.
- The hosts announce that they are opening up their Discord server to listeners and invite everyone to join the community.
- The hosts will monitor the server to ensure it remains family-friendly.
Make Love, Marry, or Murder Ratings:
Paul - Make Love
Josh - Murder
Outriders
Steam Description:
Outriders’ brutal and bloody combat combines frenetic gunplay, violent powers and deep RPG systems to create a true genre hybrid.
Episode Summary:
The Video Gamers Podcast (previously known as the Multiplayer Gaming Podcast) is a show that covers family-friendly discussions in the gaming world. The hosts, Paul, Josh, and Andy, discuss the latest games, provide reviews, and share their thoughts on the industry. The show is available on social media at multiplayerpod and on the website multiplayersquad.com, where fans can support the show starting at five dollars a month and gain access to the Discord server. In this episode, the hosts discuss Outriders, one of the biggest releases of 2021, covering the game's combat, release, and longevity. They also read community reviews, play make love marry or murder, and rank Outriders on their leaderboard. Andy, the host of The Fantasy Footballers, joins the show as a guest host, bringing his expertise as a pyromancer who turns enemies into ash. The hosts share their gaming history together, including Josh's tendency to run ahead and trigger the next wave. Andy and Paul are connected through friendship since grade school, and Josh being Andy’s brother-in-law.
Bullet Summary:
- The Multiplayer Gaming Podcast covers family-friendly discussions in the gaming world
- The hosts discuss Outriders in this episode and rank it on their leaderboard
- Fans can support the show at multiplayersquad.com and gain access to the Discord server
- Andy from The Fantasy Footballers joins as a guest host, bringing his expertise as a pyromancer
- Andy and Paul are connected through friendship since grade school and Josh is Andy’s brother-in-law
Make Love, Marry, or Murder Ratings:
Paul - Marry
Josh - Make Love
Andy - Marry